California Enacts Law to Silence Loud Commercials on Streaming Platforms
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California has passed a law requiring streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ to keep commercial audio levels consistent with the content they accompany, starting July 1 next year, to reduce noise pollution and improve viewer experience.
Topics:entertainment#business#california#loud-commercials#sb-576#streaming-services#volume-regulation
- California Passes Law Banning Loud Commercials On Streaming Services The Hollywood Reporter
- ‘Dial it down’: California forces Netflix, Hulu to lower ad volume Politico
- Relief from ear-splitting commercials on streamers with new California law Los Angeles Times
- No more loud commercials: Governor Newsom signs SB 576 CA.gov
- New California law bans loud ads on streaming services for ‘peace and quiet’ The Guardian
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