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00:14Es ist eine Gefahrhöhung, wenn man sieht die
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00:27One might imagine would provide enough revenue and foundation for risk-taking to still occur.
00:38But sadly, that is rarely what you end up seeing.
00:42There does seem to be a certain discourse that is threatened at the moment.
00:45And we saw it this year at the beginning of the year at the Berlinale with everything that happened with
00:49Tricia Tuttle.
00:50And I don't know, did you see that cultural institutions are becoming potentially more and more threatened by political pressure?
01:00Do you see that? What happened at the Berlinale happening again?
01:04Well, yeah, I mean, I think Germany has a unique and specific series of and at times contradictory attitudes or
01:18laws even around how we discuss Israel, for instance.
01:29And there's this happening on the one hand where speech is kind of being watchdogged, perhaps, and limited.
01:41And people have a hard time just saying, you know, it doesn't have to be about Jewish people to have
01:47problems with the policies of Netanyahu or whoever it may be.
01:54So Germany is a unique case, but I think we're feeling similar things about a crackdown on content and what
02:02is called ideology or point of view in the United States.
02:05And it's targeted at the media and it's targeted at the news industries and it's targeted at universities.
02:11So it is a time to remember how important it is to protect our freedoms and our ability to speak
02:22freely.
02:26So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:28So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:30So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:30So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:31So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:31So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:31So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:31So it's targeted at the news industry.
02:31Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
