Guess the Map IV: A Thousand Cries for "Hint Please!"

[EnglishCrusader]

I can tell when it is revealed that everyone will be like 'Oh yea! How could I forget about that?'

 

[hoplitejoe]

Does it have anything to do with BBC?
Blue-Countries where BBC is locally broadcasted
Red-Countries where it has been replaced or outsourced
Grey-BBC is not available

You know what? this is so close I'm going to give it to you. it's this but specifically the world service.

 

[Arakhor]

Oh yea! How could I forget about that?

 

[emzie]

Eh, looking at the wikipage of current languages broadcast, and to where, that's a mess of data to try and shoehorn into 3 categories.

 

[jtb1127]

Oh yea! How could I forget about that?

 

[Arakhor]

I got there first, Jtb.

 

[Truthy]

Stand by. Another map on the way.

 

[EnglishCrusader]

Oh yea! How could I forget about that?

Oh yea! How could I forget about that?

 

[Truthy]

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Darker is earlier, lighter is more recent.

 

[choxorn]

Something that differs between US states, but not between most subdivisions of countries.

The last time some law was changed?

 

[hoplitejoe]

I would assume it's a legal matter.
Edit: I think it is nothing to do with gay rights
EDIT X2: is grey not data or N/A?

 

[hoplitejoe]

URMM, check the title of the map

 

[emzie]

I was going to guess legislation about same-sex marriage, but when I hit quote, the answer was right there. Take a few seconds to rename the map!

 

[Save_Ferris]

Or just change the map.

 

[Truthy]

Oops. Forgot about that.
I will make another one then.

 

[Truthy]

Here is the next map:

Striped indicates multiple.
White indicates none or no data.

 

[uat2d]

Here is the next map:

Spoiler :

Striped indicates multiple.
White indicates none or no data.

It's no peeking!!

Wait...

 

[innonimatu]

Here is the next map:

Spoiler :

Something in common between Denmark and Zambia? Between Sweden and Botswana and Tanzania???

Striped indicates multiple.
White indicates none or no data.

Is this about something which is measured on some continuous scale?

 

[emzie]

National animals?

 

[sepamu92]

National animals?

Couldn't be... England (lion) and India (tiger) are different, as are US (eagle) and France (rooster).