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Sure, I know, but still, thanks for pointing this out explicitly. Its true, I tried to provoke a bit and its not a totally faire comparison. However, its still
by FrojoS 15y ago
Sure, I know, but still, thanks for pointing this out explicitly. Its true, I tried to provoke a bit and its not a totally faire comparison.
However, its still against the idea of the Internet, when I can only access certain content from certain locations, no?
And its also somehow censorship, though the proper term may be "regional broadcast rights". Its true, that the German government does not actively support this, but I don't see them fight it either. For instance they could insist, that different regional broad cast rights, especially online, should be baned by the WTO. We do similar thing for inter-EU trade all the time.
This new law, like so many, who try to come over the backdoor of European law, is definitely on a different level. I just wanted to point out, that its already far from roses and unicorns here.
- jodrellblank 15y ago"Against the idea of the Internet" is not like being unconstitutional, but that seems to be the kind of weight you are giving it. Maybe they don't like the idea of the Internet?