Facility broadcasting
Establishment broadcasting , also means radio , furnishing radio or facilities Television called, is broadcasting within facilities (such as hospitals , catering, shops, possibly even colleges ) when the transmissions can be received only there and in functional connection with the stand in these facilities tasks to be performed (see Section 20 (3 ) RStV ).
Institutional broadcasting generally requires approval under broadcasting law . In exceptional cases, no approval is required if the distribution is limited to a single building or a complex of buildings that belong together (so-called minor broadcasting). In addition, in most of the German federal states and in Austria, facility broadcasting (as well as event broadcasting ) has simplified regulations for admission.
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Section 12 (6) LMedienG | |
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Art. 1 para. 2 BayMG | Art. 26 para. 5 BayMG |
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Section 3 (3) BremLMG | Section 9 BremLMG |
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§ 54 MStV HSH; Event broadcasting statutes | |
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Section 1 (2) HPRG | Section 10 HPRG |
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Section 1 (4) RundfG MV | |
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§ 1 sentence 3 NMedienG | § 7 NMedienG; Guideline |
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Sections 83, 84 LMG NRW | |
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Section 26 LMG | |
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Section 49 (11) SMG | |
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Section 1 (2) SächsPRG | |
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§ 23 MedienG LSA | |
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Section 1 (7) of the ThürLMG | Section 31 ThürLMG |
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Section 3 (5) PrR-G | |