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27/08/2012
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The entry into force was postponed from September 2 to November 1 this year
At a meeting held on Friday, the Board of Ancine unanimously decided to postpone until November 1st deadline for the packing begin to fulfill the obligation of serving channel programmer in Brazil, as the law recently approved for Pay TV, Conditioning Access Service (SEAC). The original deadline was September 2.
The law requires a ratio of 1/3 of channels programmed by domestic firms in the packages offered by distributors, up to the limit of 12.
The Ancine not mention any change within the channels for space qualified inserting local content in prime time. The content must be inserted into the grid as follows: from 2 September the prime time programming must be at least 1 hour and ten minutes of national content in qualified channels (all except the sports and journalism). From September 12, starts running the second year of passage of the law, and then time passes for 2:20 a.m. weekly. On September 12, 2013, you reach the mandatory maximum of 3:30 a.m. weekly.
Source: The Day Online
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