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During a conference in Brussels, representatives of the European media sectors called on the newly appointed EU Commission to adopt a number of measures to support their development. New initiatives were also announced by EU policy makers.
The Chilean Sub-secretariat of Telecommunications (Subtel) requires pay TV operators and Chile’s football channel (CDF) to inform the Subtel on possible discounts, compensation measures due to inability to broadcast national football matches and information available of how the subscribers could unsubscribe these services.
In a landmark decision the Federal Court of Canada mandates ISPs to block access to television streaming services for contravention of the Copyright Act.
To remain relevant in an increasingly competitive media landscape (where programming is moving to OTT platforms and content acquisition costs are rapidly growing) the strategy of US free-to-air TV stations is to emphasise local news and sports, to invest significantly in local content and to develop brands locally that connect with the community.
The European Parliament plenary confirmed the new European Commission by a large majority on 27 November 2019. The new Commission will take office as of 1 December 2019.
Stakeholders had a technical discussion on content identification tools used by platforms. YouTube was the only platform present to give an overview of its Content ID tool.There is no content recognition technology available yet that is able to identify permitted uses of copyrighted works. Heated discussions are expected during the next meetings.
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