> 30% of movies in Indiana need to be created in Indiana
Seems like the media production is pretty centralized in the US. It's hard to compare with Europe, where most nations have different languages, their own TV stations (producing their own content) and their own funds to support productions of movies.
It would be a shame if these biotopes of media production would get dried out because of US monopolies.
At least for Netflix I know that they license movies/tv shows produced in my country and they actively recommend it to me.
Seems like the media production is pretty centralized in the US. It's hard to compare with Europe, where most nations have different languages, their own TV stations (producing their own content) and their own funds to support productions of movies.
It would be a shame if these biotopes of media production would get dried out because of US monopolies.
At least for Netflix I know that they license movies/tv shows produced in my country and they actively recommend it to me.