Viva stops broadcasting - Adam watched the last hours on New Year's Eve. YouNow is also on the agenda: Adam talks to a hacker and paedophile hunter about the controversial streaming platform. Furthermore, he is talking about a platform to reimburse gambling stakes.

Holger is back at the bar - or rather: he's sitting! Because as a follow-up of the Advent night he has to present this show in a wheelchair! Among other things, this time it's about the hacker 0rbit, there's an interview with a counterfeiter of TV contributions, and Wolfgang M. Schmitt is annoyed by the moralization on Twitter.

The channel Family TV has been renamed tm3 a few days ago - but it doesn't seem to be that simple, because apparently there isn't even a permit for it. Moreover: "Game of Clones" on RTL 2 is a highly misogynistic affair, and the YouTube channel "wissenswert" spreads irrelevant or even false stuff.

In several WDR reports, one author fantasized cheerfully with names and dates and deceived the viewer - the station evidently pulled the emergency brake far too late. In addition: News from tm3, an exhausting channel of the week, and Wolfgang M. Schmitt on the much-discussed Gilette clip on masculinity.

The controversial Funk journalist Tarik Tesfu has worked for "Frontal 21" for the first time. The result was a dubious report, the IT expert Jan Schürlein at any rate feels cheated. And: Attention to the controversial ticket portal Viagogo. Martin Dehn is a guest in the studio, attracting the wrath of other YouTubers and viewers with provocative clips on YouTube.

This time Steve Maco is the guest at the bar, who caused a furore as a weird DSDS candidate. He talks about the background of the casting show. In addition: The subject of abortion is discussed in an extremely tendentious way in "Anne Will", and Wolfgang M. Schmitt talks about the influencer Simon Mathis.

The Internet, especially YouTube, is going crazy over Article 13. Justifiably? So what is the new EU copyright all about? In addition: ARD wants to give its own executives guidance in "Neusprech", and a controversial Wikipedia author defends himself in court against losing his anonymity.

The licence of the tm3 station has now finally been withdrawn - and yet it continues to broadcast cheerfully. In addition: on YouTube the right is radicalizing, news in the Wikipedia process, and in the framing report, as well as nightly erotic TV with disgust factor. And then there's a passionate hobbyist of film and gaming utensils.

This time Holger meets the disabled activist Raul Krauthausen in Berlin. He has long been committed to greater accessibility and fights for more education on the Net. On his website Leidmedien.de he also gives journalists tips on which formulations are appropriate for reporting.

Oliver Kalkofe will stop by the bar. There is enough to discuss at the moment: How does he rate the excitement about Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and Bernd Stelter at the carnival? Are we outraged too quickly or is it justified? Also: the media phenomenon Greta from Sweden and Wolfgang M. Schmitt about the consequences of perfect fakes.

Oh no, Jürgen Milski is back - and now he's appearing as an advertising figure for Cologne's public transport company. However, Timo C. Storost has disappeared for the time being: his two stations tm3 and tm3+ are shut down. A court case brought unbelievable details to light. In addition: What's new on television?

After the recent brutal events in New Zealand, the question of how far journalism can go and what the viewer can demand once again arises. Thomas Gottschalk now moderates a literary programme. And Wolfgang M. Schmitt has his own thoughts on the subject of minimalism.

Once his company was badly made fun of by Holger, now he is sitting at the media desk: The managing director of Rhöni, Albert Litz, is a guest and has brought some goods with him. In addition: Norbert Häring was successful in the Bundesverwaltungsgericht (Federal Administrative Court) on the subject of cash payment of the broadcasting contribution. And: The copyright reform of the EU is over - is the world coming to an end?

In Austria, public broadcasting is facing a far-reaching reform - will the compulsory fee be abolished in the Alpine country? Once again, the Golden Camera is showing its embarrassing side. And Wolfgang M. Schmitt thinks about Rapper Kollegah, who now works as a coach on YouTube.

It's time for the Mediatheke again! This time it's about the controversial documentary "Leaving Neverland" and a psychologist on YouTube who feels persecuted. In addition, the "heute-journal" on ZDF once again impressively proves its NATO-friendly attitude. And a former AfD woman is now making political clips on Funk.

In connection with the fire in Notre Dame, criticism of ARD and ZDF has become loud. Did the public broadcasters really start reporting too late? Moreover, the German Computer Game Award is an embarrassing disaster, and Tilo Jung's TV debut is broadcast in the middle of the night. Wolfgang M. Schmitt also explains why "Kill This Love" is the most successful YouTube clip ever.

The guest in the studio this time is Danny-Ralph Caesar, who as a wheelchair user is medically prescribed to consume cannabis. He regularly reports on this on his YouTube channel. In addition, this time we' re going to discuss the extremely embarrassing AboutYou Awards and the annoying Funk channel "Deutschland 3000".

An der Mediatheke Platz nimmt diesmal die YouTuberin und Moderatorin Joyce Ilg. Sie hat ein Buch darüber geschrieben, was in der Schule tatsächlich gelehrt werden sollte. Außerdem: Die aus China stammende App Tik Tok sorgt für Diskussionen. Und: Was gibt's Neues u.a. von Hagen Grell und Timo C. Storost?

Im Studio zu Gast ist diesmal der Journalist und Blogger Richard Gutjahr, der sowohl in klassischen Medien arbeitet als auch immer wieder neue Trends ausprobiert. Außerdem: Der YouTuber Klemens Kilic legt Ralf Stegner (SPD) rein sowie Neues von "Meet Your Master" und Storost. Und: Wolfgang M. Schmitt mag Florian Silbereisen.

In den Dritten Programmen liefen kürzlich gleich zwei Berichte, die in eine esoterische, geradezu verschwörerische Richtung gehen. Seriös geht auf jeden Fall anders. "Meet Your Master" arbeitet möglicherweise mit Werbeslogans, die rechtlich gar nicht zulässig sind. Und Herr Storost macht einen merkwürdigen Eindruck.

Das Internet - unendliche Weiten, Skurrilitäten, Interessantes und Erstaunliches. In dieser Spezialausgabe der Mediatheke hat sich Dean einfach mal durch die Welt geklickt und stellt ein paar bemerkenswerte YouTube-Kanäle vor. Denn wer glaubt, das deutsche YouTube sei schon bekloppt, hat noch nie einen Blick in andere Länder geworfen...