"Content revenue sharing" is among the economic issues of cyberspace and the content industry that has been addressed in various ways around the world. In Tir (June–July) 1403 (2024/25), the Supreme Council of Cyberspace adopted a resolution titled "Policies and Requirements for Network Traffic Tariff-Setting and Content Revenue Sharing," which has been accompanied by various reactions.
Based on data mining by the Namafar Center for Policy Research and Data Analysis, from 21 Tir to 6 Mordad (July–August) 1404 (2025/26), 239 news items about the "Content Revenue-Sharing Document" were published in news agencies and news websites.
An analysis of the stance and sentiment of the published news shows that 40 percent of the items had a negative stance toward it. This is while 28 percent of the news had a positive and supportive stance toward the document. Also, 32 percent of the items were neutral and without orientation.
Also, although principlist news agencies have produced a larger number of items about the revenue-sharing document, the news agencies' orientation toward the document has no connection with their factional classification.
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