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At the beginning of the court stream, there were various mishaps. After the broadcast started 45 minutes late, trolls apparently took advantage of the enormous interest in the broadcast of the Djokovic hearing.
Police officers in front of the hotel where Djokovic is staying.
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The interest in the judicial clarification of the case is huge.
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The broadcast of Novak Djokovic’s hearing was riddled with glitches.
It started too late, had to be interrupted and was disturbed on various occasions.
For example, there were briefly porn pictures to be seen and voices and folk music to be heard.
The huge interest in broadcasting Novak Djokovic’s hearing caused all kinds of technical problems. Apparently, trolls also took advantage of the huge amount of attention: after the stream could only start 45 minutes after the scheduled start, suddenly pictures from a porno flickered across the screens, as the journalist Zac Crellin tweeted. “Someone took over the broadcast of the court and is now showing porn,” he wrote. Around 200 viewers had previously waited for the hearing to begin, which was publicly shared by the court.
The stream, which the court shared with around 200 viewers via a link via Microsoft team, was apparently easy to abuse. Finally a new link was announced. Apparently trolls had also spread “folk music and memes” about the first.
On the YouTube link, which was then given for the transmission, could also be seen as a court usher juggled with the system and pushed screens around for about half an hour, as reported by Channelnews. However, it had attracted so many viewers that the servers involved collapsed under the data load.
The transmission was interrupted by a certain “Peter” who could be heard saying “We’re in!” called. According to Pedestrian TV, judge Anthony Kelly called on the team meeting participants not to activate their microphones.
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(News desk)