Brussels preferred by broadcasters exiled by Brexit
January 7, 2020
The licensing and regulatory regime in Brussels has been identified as the most attractive for organisations in the audio visual sector looking to relocate to mainland Europe post-Brexit, according to a report released by Analysis Mason, a global consulting and research firm specialising in telecoms, media and digital services.
According to the report
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