The world is more connected than ever before but content licensing laws still remain in the past with regional copyright laws and licensing laws which causes content like TV Shows and Films not to be available in some countries.

This causes the following issues:

• An increase in illegal downloads due to the user can't buy that content. That causes money loss to the producer and production company. This also sparks a sudden increase in legal costs as the content companies sue the ISP for information on the person who illegally downloaded the content.
• The user risk getting malware on their device due to downloading the content that they want to watch. Think Limewire.
• The user will not seek the content anymore if they can't find it online or they will try to seek a VPN to bypass the content block.
• Causes trust issues with studios 

The issue can be fixed with the following plan.

• The production companies put together an agreement with the big stores and streaming companies like Netflix, iTunes, and Google Play to have a global licensing agreement. If Apple could do it for the music world, then I'm sure that the filmmakers can work with companies.
• Enforce copyright laws and put criminal penalties for repeated violations by people and businesses. Start with fines and then recommend jail time for major and repeated offenders.
• Create a fair price that can be best for the majority of users and be fair for content owners. 
•  For some content, there's maybe an agreement where that show will not be sold or streamed due to regional laws. 
• Movies and TV shows exclusive to streaming services such as Disney Plus, Paramount Plus, Netflix, and others—rather than digital video stores—must report worldwide sales, including Canada and the USA.
• Movies and TV shows exclusive to streaming services such as Disney Plus, Paramount Plus, Netflix, and others—rather than digital video stores—must release their contents on digital video stores in Canada and the USA.
• Movies and TV shows exclusive to streaming services should be Ban worldwide
• Also, studios, companies, or rights holders for movies, TV shows, and TV movies should face fines for imposing restrictions on consumers—such as setting excessively high prices, withholding releases from iTunes, Google Play, Microsoft Store, and other global video retailers, including those in the USA and Canada—or providing unfair treatment.
• If any movies or TV shows unavailable on iTunes Stores, Google Play, Microsoft Stores, and other video stores worldwide—including the USA and Canada—they must release the movies, TV shows, or TV movies within two years.

Perks of this plan:

• One or fewer agreements for licensing content;
• reduce legal costs;
• reducing distribution costs for content owners;
• Promotion of content to the global community;
• Increase streaming and product sales;

We hope that companies can come together to help promote their content and reduce illegal downloads or streaming of content.