Quote from: Carteir Montagnhă on September 13, 2025, 10:54:17 PM

Quote from: Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC on September 13, 2025, 04:42:00 PMOur revolutionary heritage. Fiovă was founded as a province so that former citizens of the Talossan Republic could have self determination. Hence, our hyper-democratic constitution.

As far as Talossan Republicanism goes, we may have been on the losing side, we're still not convinced it was the wrong one.

ohh, such a fascinated history, thank you for answering my question!

The origin-story of the foundation of Fiova is long and entails the 2003-2012 period of Talossan history (esp. 2003-2004), which makes whatever tumult may be going on nowadays look like a dinner party.

There's some background noise. Not a lot, but I'm pretty sure I can take it out with very slight effort on Audacity.

I didn't notice the beginning sound, but it's probably an accidental bit of audio left-in from an imperfect clip.

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Today at 06:01:37 PM[...]
To Do List

• Remove audio noise.

Which noise? I mix very often and did not find anything that would bother me.

ETA: There's something at the very beginning that kind of sounds like compensation for a vocal compressor, like auto leveling loudness.

Another nice song.

The government has produced a promotional video for Talossa!  It's in contemporary TikTok style and 50 seconds long, and we think things like this have a chance of going viral again.  It's not a sure thing, of course, but we can re-use stuff like this many times in the future.

This is a first attempt, so please -- give us your feedback!  What needs to be fixed?  What needs to be added?  What hits wrong?

https://youtube.com/shorts/U3JQ6cYlVMY

To Do List

• Remove audio noise.

I am not hugely political. I know the party leader quite well, though, so it is an easy decision on which party to support.

I have been listening to some of Mariah Carey's music from twenty years ago. I also like Utada.

ok it appears there is a plurality without opposition so this is inching forward.

62RZ06  Per
62RZ07  Per
62RZ08  Contra
62RZ09  Contra
62RZ10  Per
62RZ11  Contra
62RZ12  Contra
62RZ13  Per
VoC     Üc

I'm a Talossan lawyer, but that doesn't make me any kind of lawyer you'd want for any other court, much less a copyright and licensing lawyer, much less a British copyright and licensing lawyer.  But the PPL Linear Webcast License states pretty specifically that it doesn't cover any broadcasting outside of its "extended territory," which includes places like Mexico and Germany (for an annual £90), but does not include the United States.  Right now, the PPL fee is £207.

https://www.ppluk.com/help-centre/faq/besides-the-uk-which-countries-can-i-stream-to-under-a-linear-webcast-licence/

It seems like you also need another license, the PRS, too.

If your broadcast can be accessed in the United States, though, none of the copyright holders get paid for any listeners there, and so you need to pay for the rights to that by joining one of the licensing groups like ASCAP.

Honestly, the whole thing for Option 2 is just a nightmare, and unless you can drag a pro in here to work on it like @Sevastáin Pinátsch (who's no longer a citizen) then you're probably better off going for Option 1 or 3.

RadioKing sounds like a good choice for Option 3.