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Streamers should be obliged to sell cable integration apps to small BDUs: CCSA

News | 10/27/2022 11:35 am EDT
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The organization representing independent companies providing cable TV and IPTV services is arguing that the Online Streaming Act has ignored the needs of small broadcasting distribution undertakings (BDUs) and needs amendments to level the playing field between those BDUs and its larger counterparts regarding bare access to streaming services. 

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