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Volume 10, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 2516-3523
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Abstract

As services such as Netflix and Amazon Video have overcome the business challenges that long stymied the technological potential of Internet-distributed television, they have also introduced a range of policy challenges. Not only do these services lack governance by a clear regulatory regime in many countries, but their entrance to the competitive field of audio-visual service providers refigures the policy established for broadcast, cable and satellite industries. These challenges are simultaneously opportunities, as Internet-distributed television also provides tools that might effectively achieve policy goals.

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2019-03-01
2024-09-08
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Keyword(s): Internet-distributed television; Netflix; policy; portals; quotas; regulation

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