Content quotas would spur next $700m MasterChef IP boom: ex-Nine CEO
Former Nine boss Hugh Marks is on the hunt for Australia’s next MasterChef-scale juggernaut, and he says forcing streaming companies to pay for more Australian content is a way to get there.
Although the current MasterChef format was devised and produced first in Australia, the program itself was invented in the UK – it generates $700 million a year in licensing fees and other commercial revenue for its owner, Banijay Group, formerly known as Endemol Shine.
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