*This article is an automatic translation of the original article, provided here for your convenience. Read the original article. The bill on audiovisual communication and cultural sovereignty in the digital age, presented on 5 December by the Minister of Culture, aims to substantially amend the Léotard law of 30 September 1986. In addition to the transposition of the new Audiovisual Media Services Directive, this is an opportunity to modernize the system of contributions by publishers of audiovisual media services to creation, to strengthen authors' rights, to organize new governance of public broadcasting, but also to implement new regulations, in particular with the creation of a single regulator. In its opinion on this audiovisual reform project, the Conseil Supérieur de
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Broadcasting: The French Audiovisual Council expresses its expectations regarding the French Government’s plan for audiovisual reform (Audiovisual communication and cultural sovereignty in the digital age)
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