The dematerialization and multiplication of access to content on all media and the advent of multi-channel has radically impacted the media and leisure sector (in the fields of television, radio, cinema, publishing and the press) – leading to increasing regulatory consolidation, particularly with regard to copyright protection.
Mobilizing all the added value of our cross-practice approach to matters entrusted by our clients, we advise major French and foreign players (content creators and producers, financial institutions, distributors and broadcasters…) on various issues such as the financing of international productions, the clearance and securing of their intellectual property rights (copyright, trademarks), the implementation of the international tax credit in audiovisual and cinematographic matters, the monitoring of television productions in France and abroad, the necessary reform of the French media chronology, the VOD and SVOD economy models, the protection of content against extensive and unauthorized online use.
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