Heiko Recktenwald on Fri, 21 Apr 2000 22:15:32 +0200 (CEST)


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[Nettime-bold] Lauder, non lauda.....


>             Lauder is demanding $523 million in compensation, claiming
>     Czech authorities did not move to block the licence holder CET-21 from
>     cutting his company off as exclusive operator of TV Nova, the most
>     profitable station in post-Communist Europe.
>             The Czech government is fighting the claim.

So what ? Traditional view in europe, not the view of the EU bureaucracy
in Brussels etc but common view in most member countries, is that radio is
a piece of culture, not economics, and that countries are more or less
free to decide which radio they want. Maybe its different in the states.
Lauder did never "own" the radio the way he could have done it in the
states. "Licences"......maybe he did overlook some unwritten fine print.


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