Xavier Becerra Reveals Hollywood Plan: Ban Streamers from Withholding Data (Exclusive)
Xavier Becerra, a California gubernatorial candidate, has unveiled his plan to support Hollywood amid ongoing challenges in the entertainment industry. His proposal includes a requirement for studios and streamers to disclose performance data to creative workers, aiming to enhance transparency and fair bargaining. Becerra also plans to convene a California Entertainment Summit to foster collaboration among industry stakeholders.
- ▪Becerra's plan includes a 'California Content Performance Disclosure requirement' for studios and streamers.
- ▪The proposal aims to provide meaningful performance data to creative workers to facilitate fair negotiations.
- ▪Becerra is currently polling at 22 percent, closely trailing behind Steve Hilton's 23 percent.
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California gubernatorial candidate Democrat Xavier Becerra speaks during the CBS California Gubernatorial Debate at Pomona College on April 28, 2026 in Claremont, California. Becerra has just released his plan to save Hollywood. Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Since he surged to the top of the California governor polls several weeks ago, Xavier Becerra has not offered his plan for how to save entertainment, even as various rivals did exactly that.This will change Friday, as the former Biden H.H.S.
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