- Änderungen des Gesetzes treten am 1. Mai 2019 in Kraft, was die Twitch-Streamer betrifft.
- Nur noch eine Benachrichtigungspflicht bleibt, keine umfangreichen Anforderungen mehr.
- Professionelle Kommunikation mit Behörden kann bei rechtlichen Problemen helfen.
- Rechtliche Schritte sollten mit Fachberatung gut überlegt werden.
Due to some inquiries from today about “yellow letters” for streamers on Twitch, I would like to refer to my last article again. According to my current knowledge, the amendments to Section 20b of the Interstate Broadcasting Treaty will come into force on May 1, 2019, which is why, from that date, there will only be a notification obligation and the state media authorities will have to issue clearance certificates for gaming streamers up to a certain size.
Up to this point, of course, old law still applies formally, but it also contains quite controversial requirements and interpretations.
Professional communication with the relevant authorities or, in the worst case, legal stalling tactics, should be able to save most affected streamers through May. In any case, an economically sensible approach is appropriate here.
In purely formal terms, administrative law remedies are of course also conceivable. However, this should be well thought out and in no case be carried out without professional advice.
