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work.” Pocock also expressed dismay at the radio industry’s attempt to link Australian content quotas to the bill. “The Australian music quota system is unrelated ... quotas are a public interest mechanism to support Australian voices and content to reach Australian audiences. Simply, the quotas are a form of cultural policy, not industry policy. I will

that if the cap were to be removed, then radio would push for the quotas to ensure Australian music is played also be scrapped. An open letter signed by over ... local industry tries to put itself back on a path to recovery. Embedded Content

Liberal Government it would be too costly to keep up with the legislated quota saying they had to program 25 percent Australian music. Meanwhile ... think that it is in anyone’s interests to remove Australian content quotas – neither the broadcaster, the music industry nor our listeners will benefit from equating our stations to unregulated

within Creative Australia”, and legislating for online streaming platforms to follow a quota for locally produced content. And next year, Burke says, Revive will establish both “an Australian poet laureate

bottom 50 would be cleaned out, meaning bad news for poor Toni Pearen . Embedded Content Think back to 1993: If you went to a party, how much of what ... better than on the rest of the platforms. Radio, where Australian music has a quota and must be played (whether it’s hit or large enough, etc., we’ll leave

champion Australian artists (the ones they don’t want to support by abolishing quotas), suggesting that the best way to get more money for artists is to reform the business ... about how most announcers get no cut of what their talent gets from viral content? Or where’s their mandatory cut of ads broadcast when they

legislated 25 percent quota of Australian music. Pleas that the entire radio industry could collapse were made. The cap has been a bone of contention between radio and the recording ... should stay, the CRA argued, “(It) creates fairness by balancing the Australian music quotas Without the cap, the record industry could charge whatever it likes for music that the Australian

World Cup), the impact of Air BnB on the rental market, price gouging, quotas on streaming services, and more. You can stream the full episode here . Unfortunately, Arena didn ... read The Music ’s recent cover story feature with Tina Arena here . Embedded Content

important strides toward providing solutions to these issues, including a reassessment of commercial radio quotas and streaming policy.” In response to the policy, APRA AMCOS Chief Executive Dean Ormston said ... vibrant, healthy and sustainable music industry. “Australian songwriters, composers and recording artists create digital content from bedrooms to studios around the nation. It’s recorded, published and made available

encouraging to see ACMA address the fact that Australians are currently consuming more content, across a wider array of sources, than ever before. In this environment, it’s critical ... local music, now is an ideal time to examine the way current quotas on homegrown content are working and whether they are meeting their intended purpose.” Earlier this year

local screen content quota debate around streaming services rages on, international juggernaut Amazon Prime Video has made a big commitment to Aussie productions. Announced at an event in Sydney earlier ... Australian writer and director Kacie Anning all being greenlit. Also on the new local content slate is the Cate Blanchett -produced Burning , the first Amazon Australian Original feature-length documentary