This Wednesday (3), the minister of communications, Juscelino Filho, informed that the Brazilian government is analyzing the possibility of creating credit lines aimed at TV stations with a view to adopting TV 3.0, a new transmission technology.
Filho stated that “we have sought dialogue, we have meetings scheduled with government development banks so that we can study this possibility”, according to g1.
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Government credit line for broadcasters in support of TV 3.0
Furthermore, the minister informed that the government has been defending credit lines, as broadcasters have been losing revenue due to competing with the various streaming platforms available on the market, as well as with social networks; The idea of the Lula government is to “understand the need” of the sector, so that the implementation of TV 3.0 is implemented “more…
