Keystone-SDA adrian.reusser@keystone-sda.ch https://keystone.23video.com en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Keystone-SDA episodic no https://keystone.23video.com/files/rv0.0/sitelogo.gif https://keystone.23video.com http://keystone.23video.com/britische-musiker-fordern-stopp-des-brexit <p><div>Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora und andere britische Musikstars stemmen sich gegen den Brexit: In einem offenen, von Bob Geldof initiierten Brief an Premierministerin Theresa May warnen die Musiker vor den Folgen des EU-Austritts für ihre Branche.</div><div><p>--</p></div><div><p>Bob Geldof warns of adverse effects of Brexit on music industry</p><p>FILE: New York, 21 Nov. 2016</p><p>1. Tight shot of Sir Bob Geldof and Jeanne Marine at the Angel Ball</p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"Specifically this country dominates the airwaves. In fact the only way that Britain still rule are the airwaves, the cyber waves, the sound waves and there is no real understanding of why there's this giant pool of talent in this country that somehow comes to the fore. And as I said broadcasts itself and our culture and our voice to the rest of the world to play hard, who sleep, eat and drink to our noise. Now why would you destroy that? Why would you invent this notion this mythic notion of a Global Britain when it exists not just in this industry but in all industries. We are the fifth largest economy in the planet."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 25 June 2008</p><p>++4:3++</p><p>3. Geldof arriving at event </p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>4 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"How are musicians, and by that I mean, our Voice, Britain's voice, to the world. How will that survive? We do know we're brilliant at this. No one quite understands why. But how will this shallow pool in which we fish for this talent come to the fore when this existential phenomenon of Brexit occurs. How will the 94 billion dollar industry, how will that giant pool of creativity cope with it? The answer is it won't. So stop."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 5 March 2016</p><p>5. Musician and campaigner Bob Geldof arrives at wedding media mogul Rupert Murdoch and model-actress Jerry Hall (he arrives with - screen-left to right - Suzanne Accosta, Bill Wyman, Jeanne Marine) </p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>6 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle. We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 15 November 2014</p><p>7. Ed Sheeran arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" </p><p>UK POOL</p><p>FILE: London, 14 June 2018</p><p>8. Medium wide of Stormzy arriving at Grenfell one-year anniversary ceremony</p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>9 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"I don't want to see this industry, this country, this magnificent people. I don't want to see it ruined. I want to see Britain's voice number one in Asia; number one in America. I want to see Ed Sheeran and I want to see Stormzy. I want to hear this new stuff that animates the planet."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 15 November 2014</p><p>10 . Wide of Bob Geldof arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" </p><p>11. Wide of Bob Geldof talking to the crowd </p><p>STORYLINE:</p><p>BOB GELDOF WARNS OF ADVERSE EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON MUSIC INDUSTRY</p><p>Musician and political activist, Bob Geldof, warned Friday about the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the music industry.</p><p>Britain's top musicians have joined forces in writing an open letter addressed to the UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, to warn against leaving the EU. </p><p>Geldof said that the music industry will not survive in a post-Brexit Britain and in doing so, harm the economy. </p><p>"I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle," he said.</p><p>"We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change."</p></div></p><p><a href="http://keystone.23video.com/britische-musiker-fordern-stopp-des-brexit"><img src="http://keystone.23video.com/10820442/36242169/5c6214e15fad59e3d0f74d9f63d287da/standard/download-3-thumbnail.jpg" width="1280" height="720"/></a></p> http://keystone.23video.com/photo/36242169 Mon, 08 Oct 2018 11:09:08 GMT Britische Musiker fordern Stopp des Brexit Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora und andere britische Musikstars stemmen sich gegen den Brexit: In einem offenen, von Bob Geldof initiierten Brief an Premierministerin Theresa May warnen die Musiker vor den Folgen des EU-Austritts für ihre Branche.--Bob Geldof warns of adverse effects of Brexit on music industryFILE: New York, 21 Nov. 20161. Tight shot of Sir Bob Geldof and Jeanne Marine at the Angel BallUK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYLondon - 5 October 2018 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:"Specifically this country dominates the airwaves. In fact the only way that Britain still rule are the airwaves, the cyber waves, the sound waves and there is no real understanding of why there's this giant pool of talent in this country that somehow comes to the fore. And as I said broadcasts itself and our culture and our voice to the rest of the world to play hard, who sleep, eat and drink to our noise. Now why would you destroy that? Why would you invent this notion this mythic notion of a Global Britain when it exists not just in this industry but in all industries. We are the fifth largest economy in the planet."ASSOCIATED PRESSFILE: London, 25 June 2008++4:3++3. Geldof arriving at event UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYLondon - 5 October 2018 4 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:"How are musicians, and by that I mean, our Voice, Britain's voice, to the world. How will that survive? We do know we're brilliant at this. No one quite understands why. But how will this shallow pool in which we fish for this talent come to the fore when this existential phenomenon of Brexit occurs. How will the 94 billion dollar industry, how will that giant pool of creativity cope with it? The answer is it won't. So stop."ASSOCIATED PRESSFILE: London, 5 March 20165. Musician and campaigner Bob Geldof arrives at wedding media mogul Rupert Murdoch and model-actress Jerry Hall (he arrives with - screen-left to right - Suzanne Accosta, Bill Wyman, Jeanne Marine) UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYLondon - 5 October 2018 6 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:"I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle. We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change."ASSOCIATED PRESSFILE: London, 15 November 20147. Ed Sheeran arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" UK POOLFILE: London, 14 June 20188. Medium wide of Stormzy arriving at Grenfell one-year anniversary ceremonyUK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLYLondon - 5 October 2018 9 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:"I don't want to see this industry, this country, this magnificent people. I don't want to see it ruined. I want to see Britain's voice number one in Asia; number one in America. I want to see Ed Sheeran and I want to see Stormzy. I want to hear this new stuff that animates the planet."ASSOCIATED PRESSFILE: London, 15 November 201410 . Wide of Bob Geldof arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" 11. Wide of Bob Geldof talking to the crowd STORYLINE:BOB GELDOF WARNS OF ADVERSE EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON MUSIC INDUSTRYMusician and political activist, Bob Geldof, warned Friday about the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the music industry.Britain's top musicians have joined forces in writing an open letter addressed to the UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, to warn against leaving the EU. Geldof said that the music industry will not survive in a post-Brexit Britain and in doing so, harm the economy. "I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle," he said."We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change." Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora und andere britische Musikstars stemmen sich gegen den Brexit: In einem offenen, von Bob Geldof initiierten Brief an Premierministerin Theresa May warnen die Musiker vor den Folgen des EU-Austritts für ihre Branche.--Bob... Keystone-SDA 03:05 <p><div>Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora und andere britische Musikstars stemmen sich gegen den Brexit: In einem offenen, von Bob Geldof initiierten Brief an Premierministerin Theresa May warnen die Musiker vor den Folgen des EU-Austritts für ihre Branche.</div><div><p>--</p></div><div><p>Bob Geldof warns of adverse effects of Brexit on music industry</p><p>FILE: New York, 21 Nov. 2016</p><p>1. Tight shot of Sir Bob Geldof and Jeanne Marine at the Angel Ball</p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"Specifically this country dominates the airwaves. In fact the only way that Britain still rule are the airwaves, the cyber waves, the sound waves and there is no real understanding of why there's this giant pool of talent in this country that somehow comes to the fore. And as I said broadcasts itself and our culture and our voice to the rest of the world to play hard, who sleep, eat and drink to our noise. Now why would you destroy that? Why would you invent this notion this mythic notion of a Global Britain when it exists not just in this industry but in all industries. We are the fifth largest economy in the planet."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 25 June 2008</p><p>++4:3++</p><p>3. Geldof arriving at event </p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>4 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"How are musicians, and by that I mean, our Voice, Britain's voice, to the world. How will that survive? We do know we're brilliant at this. No one quite understands why. But how will this shallow pool in which we fish for this talent come to the fore when this existential phenomenon of Brexit occurs. How will the 94 billion dollar industry, how will that giant pool of creativity cope with it? The answer is it won't. So stop."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 5 March 2016</p><p>5. Musician and campaigner Bob Geldof arrives at wedding media mogul Rupert Murdoch and model-actress Jerry Hall (he arrives with - screen-left to right - Suzanne Accosta, Bill Wyman, Jeanne Marine) </p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>6 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle. We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 15 November 2014</p><p>7. Ed Sheeran arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" </p><p>UK POOL</p><p>FILE: London, 14 June 2018</p><p>8. Medium wide of Stormzy arriving at Grenfell one-year anniversary ceremony</p><p>UK POOL - AP CLIENTS ONLY</p><p>London - 5 October 2018 </p><p>9 . SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, musician and political activist:</p><p>"I don't want to see this industry, this country, this magnificent people. I don't want to see it ruined. I want to see Britain's voice number one in Asia; number one in America. I want to see Ed Sheeran and I want to see Stormzy. I want to hear this new stuff that animates the planet."</p><p>ASSOCIATED PRESS</p><p>FILE: London, 15 November 2014</p><p>10 . Wide of Bob Geldof arriving for re-recording of charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas" </p><p>11. Wide of Bob Geldof talking to the crowd </p><p>STORYLINE:</p><p>BOB GELDOF WARNS OF ADVERSE EFFECTS OF BREXIT ON MUSIC INDUSTRY</p><p>Musician and political activist, Bob Geldof, warned Friday about the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the music industry.</p><p>Britain's top musicians have joined forces in writing an open letter addressed to the UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, to warn against leaving the EU. </p><p>Geldof said that the music industry will not survive in a post-Brexit Britain and in doing so, harm the economy. </p><p>"I accept the referendum vote. I reject the argument and all we're saying is let's do the same as we do on the electoral cycle," he said.</p><p>"We change our mind constantly. That's why governments change."</p></div></p><p><a href="http://keystone.23video.com/britische-musiker-fordern-stopp-des-brexit"><img src="http://keystone.23video.com/10820442/36242169/5c6214e15fad59e3d0f74d9f63d287da/standard/download-3-thumbnail.jpg" width="1280" height="720"/></a></p> AP Video Bob Geldof Brexit Ed Sheeran EU Rita Ora