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Media Producers Coordinate Advocacy for Domestic Content Protection

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The European Audiovisual Production Association welcomed the Canadian Media Producers Association and the Association Québécoise de la Production Médiatique as international observer members. The three organizations plan to coordinate advocacy on shared issues, including regulation of streaming services, domestic production requirements, IP, and co-productions. This coordination follows a joint statement calling on governments to protect local storytelling.

From deadline.com

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The coordination aims to strengthen dialogue and influence government policy regarding domestic production requirements and the regulation of streaming services. This directly impacts the business environment for independent production companies.

From deadline.com

Who's involved

  • European Broadcasting UnionAlliance of public service media entities that runs the Eurovision Song Contest
  • RTVEPublic broadcaster of Spain and a member of the European Broadcasting Union
  • Cilla BenköHolds a formal executive position on the European Broadcasting Union Executive Board
  • EurovisionTelevision network that is part of the European Broadcasting Union
  • Canadian Broadcasting CorporationCanadian public broadcaster and a current member of the European Broadcasting Union

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