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Senegalese dubbing and voice rights

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Agence de presse sénégalaise (APS)

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https://aps.sn/marche-du-doublage-la-voix-senegalaise-en-quete-de-sa-signature/

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Normal curlHTTP 200 after webtimeout; complete entry-content18965 characters read in overlapping 0–16000/15500–end segments, including final attribution. Metadata published 27 Aug 13:21:14 UTC, modified 28 Aug 00:12:51 UTC; no audio/image review.

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Mansoura Fall’s APS report of 27 August 2026 interviews dubbing practitioners. Modou Lolly Sarr sees potential in Wolof AI dubbing but finds emotional expression lacking. Prod-Events founder Bassirou Ndiaye describes faster production while opposing cloning without consent, advocating legal adaptation and retaining artistic direction. Edited interviews evidence positions, not recordings or audited practice. The 800-hour example is not verified AI delivery or savings. Works, models, voice/training permissions, contracts, fees and statutes remain unchecked. Journalistic claims on industry size, language reach, foreign adoption/law and diplomacy are uncorroborated; SODAV loss rhetoric is not measured local harm. No historical capture; publication is not interview date.

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