On Sun, 2014-06-22 at 12:21 +0200, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> Technically there likely is a way. I wanted to make Internet radio, but
> I never did it regarding to legal issues. JFTR I made citizen radio in
> Germany and it already caused serious legal issues, not regarding to
> collecting societies, but regarding to freedom of speech.
>
> For example, if there should be no doubt about the fact that a nation
> should kill people, you're not allowed to point this out in Germany,
> it's a crime, since it does touch the sovereignty of a state and we are
> not allowed to do it. Somebody now might claim, that such crimes are
> made public each day by official radio stations in Germany. Yes, but
> it's a long way and does cause a lot of trouble, if it should be against
> the policy, e.g. Germany makes lots of money by selling weapons and
> Germany needs the jobs. IOW it does matter what facts you point out on
> air.
>
> Good luck!
> Ralf
PS: To make it absolutely clear!
There never was an issue regarding the truth!
The issue was, that the truth did offend the sovereignty of a state!
At least in Germany you're not allowed to point out undisputed truth, if
it does offend the sovereignty of a state, assumed it's a state that is
important for Germany. You're free even to spread unproven rumours about
ever nation that is unimportant for Germany.
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