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The French government said ordered that , and other advertising activities are required to spend a quarter of their French revenue on manufacturing local content. Eighty percent of each platform will produce French shows, TV shows and articles (more Emily in Paris and Lupine, anyone?). Five-quarters – four or five of all the money they earn in France – will be spent on making movies.

The country is the first member of the European Union to introduce new advertising laws under the European Commission’s . The plan is designed to create links between advertising platforms and other advertisers and exciting activities across the EU.

To date, banned platforms have been banned from adding any movies that are released in their French libraries for up to three years from the time the movie was aired in the country. If the project uses a quarter of their French revenue for local content, they will be able to watch movies within 12 months from the date of publication. If he chooses a minimum of 20%, he must wait at least one year before adding to the demonstrations.

As a result, there is a recommendation for the platforms to spend a total of 25%. For example, Disney + could be tempted to go the extra mile for moving Marvel movies, Star Wars and Pstrong movies soon to France.

Netflix plans to recoup 20% of its French revenue in the region, according to Variety. He hopes to close the 12-month window to enjoy the movies. The company at the Cannes Film Festival for many years, probably because of .

The EU has been working for years to ensure that promotional platforms are available in their libraries. Some authorities have tried to make the commercial use of local products.

For example, the Canadian government is looking at , which providing hundreds of millions of dollars for local production. In 2017, Netflix is ​​committed to on Canadian products for more than five years.