Here is what the page “Hollywood Agents and Producers Seek Law to Require Streamers Spend 50% on Indie TV” contains. A new coalition of Hollywood talent agents and independent producers is lobbying for legislation that would compel major entertainment and streaming companies to allocate half of their U.S. The group argues that the current system, dominated by vertically integrated studios and streamers, has squeezed out independent voices and reduced the diversity of programming. They point to the success of past regulations in other countries, such as the European Union's quota for European works, as a model. The proposed mandate would apply to companies like Netflix, Amazon, Disney, and Warner Bros.
Discovery, which have increasingly relied on in-house productions. Supporters say the change would revive the indie TV sector, create jobs, and offer viewers more varied content. Critics warn such a quota could distort the market and lead to lower-quality programming. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.