Establishes a tax on video streaming services to fund access to modern communications networks and create the Media Arts Technology and Education.
The bill establishes a tax on video streaming services to generate revenue for ensuring every resident in the state has access to modern communications networks. The tax is set at five percent of gross receipts from video streaming services. Revenue from this tax will be deposited into the Media Arts Technology and Education Fund, which will distribute funds to the state, municipalities, community media organizations, and other qualified organizations. The fund aims to promote access to broadband, community media, arts, and technology.
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