{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Watery Grave for Shared Bikes","description":"The number of public bikes in Berlin increased to 6200 this week when Chinese company Mobike placed 700 of their orange and silver bicycles on the streets. They\u2019re not to be confused with O-Bike, a Singaporean company which introduced 500 yellow-framed bikes just a few weeks earlier. In other cities, Mobike gives users credits for reporting broken bikes, and takes away credits for poor parking and \u201cabandoning the bike when intercepted by police.\u201d The Berlin transport department says another three bike sharing companies have expressed interest in operating here. Radio Spaetkauf co-host J\u00f6ran Mandik discovered a watery graveyard of Lidl Bikes in the Landwehrkanal near Admiralsbr\u00fccke where some hater has been throwing them. Police in Berlin recovered over 100 stolen items formerly belonging to John Lennon. A man has been arrested for allegedly selling the objects, worth an estimated \u20ac3 million, via an online auction website. They items were stolen from Yoko Ono by her former chauffeur, and passed on to a fence in Berlin. The auction website's former managers says it didn't know the items were stolen. This Sunday is our very last live show of the year. Jim Avignon, an iconic Berlin illustrator and musician, is our special musical guest. The whole team will be on stage at the Comedy Cafe Berlin in Neuk\u00f6lln. Doors open at 3.30pm, show starts at 4pm, entry is free.","author_name":"Radio Spaetkauf Berlin","author_url":"http:\/\/www.radiospaetkauf.com","html":"