Thomas Hildebrandt from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (IZW) explains how biodiversity and nature conservation may contribute immensely to infection control. The representatives of the of indoor Airflow Laboratories the Hermann-Rietschel-Institut of the Technische Universität Berlin also provides information on the topic and explains the role of aerosols in indoor air. Among others, a report from the Max Delbrück Center (MDC) of Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association is planned, where the novel coronavirus is being researched. Regional scientists present exciting experiments and report on their promising research.
Johannes Vogel from the Berlin Museum of Natural History. and president of the Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin, and Prof. Werner Ullmann, chairman of the board of the Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften e.V. There, presenter Stephan Karkowsky welcomes numerous researchers from scientific institutions of Berlin as well as the Governing Mayor of Berlin Michael Müller, Prof.
What that means exactly is not stated in the draft.The live show is broadcasted directly from the dinosaur exhibition room.
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If changed, TV producers whose productions were funded by RBB would no longer receive license fees when their production is then broadcast by RBB or added to its library.Īnd complaints against programming would only be accepted under the proposed guidelines "if concrete reasons are given". A statement from RBB managers, quoting a paper from the Berlin government, welcomes the change.Ĭurrently, RBB can only add a production it subsidized to its library if it agrees to sign a license agreement for that production. RBB could also save money by making a minor linguistic change to part of the contract that would say it could only subsidize productions such as films if it wins concessions from the production. The country's network of public broadcasters failed to win an increase in the mandatory monthly fee earlier this year, putting immense pressure on broadcasters to reel in their budgets. If there is a reasonable fear that online-only radio would attract fewer listeners, they couldn't become internet-only.īut there is likely to be pressure to move RBB online on a larger scale than today. The Rundfunkrat, or advisory board, would have to approve it and the broadcaster would have to prove that the stations would have the same impact without being broadcast on the airwaves.
However, RBB can't just shove its radio stations' programmes over onto the Internet. Only RBB 88.8 and Antenne Brandenburg would be guaranteed a spot on the FM dial. Paragraph 2.4 has five of its seven radio stations "broadcast exclusively via the internet or replaced by comparable services on the internet". The changes proposed in Section 4, which regulates the distribution of RBB stations on the airwaves, are remarkable. Politicians in Berlin and Brandenburg say the shifts in the media world require touching up the agreement, but the relatively small piece of legislation has some deep cuts. The agreement also predated the 2014 ZDF ruling by the country's top court that limited government influence in public broadcasters by capping the number of politicians on advisory panels.
At the time, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video didn't exist in Germany and Spotify was just a niche provider with 30 million users worldwide – it now has 345 million.
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