US EditionGood for Everyone: Public Good Journalism Needs Legal Security
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1. Public-benefit journalism needs legal certainty (netzpolitik.org, Markus Reuter) Markus Reuter comments on the lack of legal certainty for public-benefit journalism at netzpolitik.org. For example, the German government wants to recognize e-sports as non-profit, but non-commercial journalism remains legally in limbo, despite the commitments in the coalition agreement of the former "traffic light" government. Reuter criticizes the CDU/CSU-led …
The Federal Government wants to make e-sports non-profit. That's right. Public-interest-oriented journalism, on the other hand, must continue to expect uncertainties. This will hardly change with this union – even though it would be bitterly necessary right now. A comment. Public-interest-oriented journalism does not have a good standing with the Union. – Public-interest-like released by unsplash.com Claudio SchwarzWith the tool of non-profit-ma…
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