Netflix, Disney+, Amazon appeal French investment rules

Short summary

Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video appealed French government regulations requiring streaming platforms to allocate 20% of audiovisual investment to animation, documentaries, and live performances. The decree, effective January 2026, aims to boost genre diversity. The platforms argue the mandatory allocation conflicts with content strategy.

• •Streaming giants challenging French content investment allocation rules
• •20% of budgets must go to animation, documentaries, and live performances
• •Filed appeals with French authorities; regulation effective January 2026

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