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i wonder here, chris, though whether he will be a symbolic act to pull the plug on rt as a tv channel for them in reality, most of its impact appears to come through youtube and social media. definitely. i mean, it s not like there are millions of british people watching rt on television. it sjust, you know, it has tiny audiences. but of course, like a lot of things, its voice is online. you know, things go viral, their shared. so, that s a challenge for ofcom because of course is a moment, you know, it does not have jurisdiction over youtube or other digital platforms. it s a tv regulator in that sense. and as such, and that clip we just played was from rt s youtube channel, is it really the big decision here not for ofcom orfor boris johnson s government, but actually once again for the big tech platforms to decide who they will or won t allow to publish? definitely. but it is also a government
and that s very rarely reported if the decision is taken not to proceed. and the trouble is at that stage, the person or organisation has been damaged for all time. and, david and hugh, while you re focussed on the ruling of the supreme court in the uk, erika, you published a story with huge ramifications in germany, but it was published by the ft, which is based in the uk. i wonder how you compare the approach to privacy and to public interest in the two countries. criminal cases, of course, are very different in germany. there is a law is whatever you re discussing a case, you have to use the initials of any members involved anybody who is being accused of a crime. in the case of something that is about a corporate sort of misdoings and so on, misdeeds, there s a little bit more freedom. this was not a criminal case that we were looking at. and so, you know, in germany, the response has been very much one of wanting to get out