The one thing the whole world can agree on is we want more Bluey. Australia is ready to make that a law.
The route to Tuesday’s “landmark” announcement of streaming quotas in Australia has been long and torturous, and the ...
The Australian government has introduced content quotas on global streamers.
Australia will introduce laws requiring streaming platforms to invest set amounts of money in Australian content, the government said on Tuesday.
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has left the door ajar on the possibility of pumping billions of dollars into a rainforest ...
In addition to Netflix, the streamers impacted by the new quotas will likely include the Australian-owned Stan, Disney+, ...
The new laws will require streaming platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video to spend either 10 per cent of ...
Australia’s Labor government is to introduce local content quotas on global streamers such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
"Electricity, gas, water, and waste services saw the strongest growth outside of the main public sector industries, with a ...
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New laws will force streaming giants to invest in local content – but it’s too soon to celebrate
Much remains uncertain about how the legislation will practically affect streamers such as Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+.
The Albanese government is finally implementing local content quotas for streaming platforms. It’s a win for the local screen ...
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Local screen industry welcomes proposed Australian content obligation for streaming services
On Tuesday, Arts Minister Tony Burke proposed a requirement for 10 per cent of streaming services' local expenditure to be spent on Australian film and TV. Here's what the industry thinks.
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