mopo.de

Hamburg-focused digital news and journalism covering the city, northern Germany, sports, culture and national and international events

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About mopo.de

Hamburger Morgenpost is a German news publisher covering Hamburg, northern Germany and international news. Its coverage includes local affairs, sports, advice, culture, entertainment and podcasts.

The publication also offers a shop and classified-style marketplace sections. Its content is presented in German.

Product: Digital news articles, podcasts, a shop and marketplace sections.

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