Connecticut SB00232 regulates the volume of commercial advertisements on streaming video services to match FCC standards.
Connecticut SB00232 mandates that streaming video services cannot broadcast commercials louder than the volume set by the Federal Communications Commission for television broadcast stations and multichannel video programming distributors. The bill defines "consumer" as anyone in the state receiving or considering streaming video services. The Commissioner of Consumer Protection can issue one-year waivers to providers facing significant financial hardship, renewable annually. The provisions take effect July 1, 2027.
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