Three Streaming Giants Launch Policy Group
The coalition will press for technology-neutral rules and broader consumer access as streaming services seek a dedicated Washington voice.
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Amazon, Netflix, YouTube launch advocacy coalition as government scrutinizes sports on streaming
Amid increased federal attention to the shift of live sports from traditional television platforms to streaming services, three of the country’s largest streamers have joined forces in Washington to advance their shared interests. On Monday, Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube launched The Streaming Access and Choice Alliance, a group dedicated to advocating for “technology-neutral policies that…
Major platform companies in the streaming industry, including Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube, have formed an organization for a joint response. This is to speak with one voice regarding discussions that have recently spread within U.S. political circles to restrict the monopoly of sports broadcasting rights by Over-the-Top (OTT) services. According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Axios on the 15th (local time), Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, and o…
(Los Angeles = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Kyung-yoon = Major platform companies in the streaming industry, including Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube, have joined forces in an unusual move.
Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube form a streaming lobby group
Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube have formed a new policy coalition to lobby Washington on behalf of streaming services, including on live sports. The Streaming Access and Choice Alliance (SACA) launched on 14 September, with the three companies as founding members. TechNet, a trade group that represents large technology companies, leads the coalition. Axios first reported […] This story continues at The Next Web
Netflix, Amazon and YouTube create SACA, a management company managed by TechNet to defend sports rights in streaming against the possible regulation of the FTC in the US.The entry Netflix, Amazon and YouTube create a employer to defend sports rights against regulation in the US aparece primero en Merca2.
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