NEW: @FMICNigeria issues new regulations prohibiting exclusivity of sporting rights in Nigeria. Broadcasters and exclusive licensees now mandated to share such rights with other broadcasters to boost reach and also maximise utilisation by all broadcasters of premium content.
NEW: @FMICNigeria issues new regulations to compel broadcasters to utilize the content and services of Nigerian independent producers, in fulfillment of the regulatory requirements
for 70% local content, and block loopholes currently being exploited to circumvent the rules.
for 70% local content, and block loopholes currently being exploited to circumvent the rules.
NEW: @FMICNigeria issues new regulations to ensure that producers of content are paid promptly for adverts and sponsored content placed on all TV,
radio and broadcast platforms; and to ensure that the production of adverts
are localized to create and promote local capacity.
radio and broadcast platforms; and to ensure that the production of adverts
are localized to create and promote local capacity.
NEW: @FMICNigeria issues new regulations to ensure that broadcasters
are prevented from illegal and unpaid use of musical works without payment of the applicable license fees and/or royalties required by music rights owners.
are prevented from illegal and unpaid use of musical works without payment of the applicable license fees and/or royalties required by music rights owners.
These new regulations, to be implemented by @nbcgovng, are due to
come into effect this month (January 2020), and will re-energize the Nigerian broadcast industry, deliver real value in the sector and grow the creative industry for the benefit of the practitioners. #GovtAtWorkNG
come into effect this month (January 2020), and will re-energize the Nigerian broadcast industry, deliver real value in the sector and grow the creative industry for the benefit of the practitioners. #GovtAtWorkNG
