Estonia's largest media companies are asking the authorities to return permission for Russian translation of films and broadcasts
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The leaders of Estonia ' s major media companies have issued an appeal to the Minister of Education and Science, Christina Callas, to return the possibility of using foreign duplicates because of the loss of a Russian-speaking audience. Media managers have warned that a part of Russian-speaking viewers may leave legal Estonian platforms to pirate content and Russian resources, ERR writes. The lack of translation has already reduced the audi…
The leaders of the largest media companies in Estonia called on the authorities of the Republic to review the summer amendments to the law on language and return duplicated and translated into foreign languages, particularly Russian, by ERR.
Estonia's largest media companies are asking the authorities to return permission for Russian translation of films and broadcasts
Estonia's largest media companies are asking the authorities to return permission for Russian translation of films and broadcasts.Viewers do not start learning Estonian, but simply go to Russian resources, they complained.A joint appeal to the...
In a letter addressed to the Minister of Education, Cristina Callas, media leaders note that the existing ban does not produce the desired result: the amendment to the law does not protect the Estonian language, it has a negative impact on Estonia ' s single information space, accessibility of media content, and also poses serious economic risks and threats to national security.
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