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24.12.25 - 00:48
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Rundfunkbeitrag vor Gericht: Warum über 100 Klagen in Lüneburg scheiterten (Telepolis)
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Nach der aktuellen Rechtsprechung des Bundesverwaltungsgerichts vom 15. Oktober 2025 ist die Beitragspflicht erst dann verfassungsrechtlich problematisch, wenn das Gesamtprogrammangebot der öffentlich-rechtlichen Anstalten die Anforderungen an Vielfalt und Ausgewogenheit über einen längeren Zeitraum gröblich verfehlt. Der Nachweis dazu erfordert, wie aus dem Urteil des Bundesverwaltungsgerichts hervorgeht, einigen Aufwand. Dieser Auffassung folgte das Lüneburger Gericht: Einzelne als mangelhaft empfundene Sendungen reichen nicht aus..
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23.12.25 - 20:01
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Hard to Define Competition in Streaming: Yale′s Scott Morton (Bloomberg)
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Defining what counts as competition in streaming is difficult, says Fiona Scott Morton, Professor of Economics at the Yale University School of Management and an Adjunct Professor at Yale Law School. Scott Morton discusses what this could mean for Netflix's bid to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. She joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Tech." (Source: Bloomberg)...
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23.12.25 - 15:36
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Ryanair fined €256m over ′abusive strategy′ to limit ticket sales by online travel agencies (The Guardian)
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Italy's competition authority says Irish airline implemented technical obstacles to force sales through its own websiteBusiness live – latest updatesRyanair has been fined €256m (£223m) by Italy's competition authority for abusing its dominant market position to limit sales of tickets by online travel agents.The authority said Europe's largest airline had “implemented an abusive strategy to hinder travel agencies” via an “elaborate strategy” of technical obstacles for agents and passengers to make it difficult for online travel agents to sell Ryanair tickets and instead force sales through its own website. Continue reading......
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23.12.25 - 11:06
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China′s Kuaishou hit by breach as explicit content floods live-streaming rooms (SCMP)
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Short-video platform Kuaishou Technology reported a major cyberattack to the police after a breach on Monday evening allowed explicit content to flood high-traffic live rooms for more than an hour.
Kuaishou's live-streaming services were thrown into chaos at around 10pm when recommended feeds were inundated with explicit material, according to news website Sina. Viewership in some compromised rooms surged past 50,000 before the platform launched an emergency response.
By 11.30pm, Kuaishou began......
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23.12.25 - 00:06
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Trump Media Is a Loser in a Year of Winners: Matthew Winkler (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Matt Winkler joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss his latest column detailing how President Donald Trump's publicly traded media and technology company performed in 2025. The venture, which goes by the ticker "DJT" and whose primary asset is the Truth Social platform, has managed to generate just $3.7 million in revenue over the 12 months ended Sept. 30 while posting an operating loss of $186.1 million. Winkler also discusses Trump Media & Technology Corp. Group's latest venture: a merger with nuclear fusion developer TAE Technologies Inc. Winkler speaks with Alexis Christoforous and Isabelle Lee. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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20.12.25 - 18:54
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FBI Issues Warning As Sports Gambling Surges Around The US (ZeroHedge)
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FBI Issues Warning As Sports Gambling Surges Around The US
Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times,
The FBI sounded the alarm on Dec. 17 regarding the risks associated with sports gambling as its popularity continues to gain steam across the United States.
The law enforcement bureau noted that 39 states and the District of Columbia have legalized some variant of sports betting, but it said that “illegal sportsbooks and illegal online gaming sites” are still widespread.
Some $673.6 billion is wagered each year by Americans via illegal or unregulated gambling markets, the FBI said, citing data from the American Gambling Association.
“Individuals engaged in illegal gambling risk funding organized crime activity and becoming vulnerable to violence, extortion, and fraud,” the FBI said in its bulletin released on Wednesday, adding that it is working to target “organized crime and illegal gambling operations.”
Some gambling sites operated in other countries have advertisements that ...
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