US EditionIn the news today: Revamping Canadian broadcasting, B.C. Tory leaders, 'Go Habs Go!'
Vicky Eatrides says the regulator is moving quickly on key rules as critics blame delays for programming cuts.
- On Friday, CRTC chairperson Vicky Eatrides defended the agency's progress on implementing the Online Streaming Act, acknowledging a desire to modernize Canada's broadcasting system despite facing criticism for the current pace.
- Critics have accused the regulator of taking too long to complete work on the Online Streaming Act, a delay CPAC cited on Tuesday as a factor in its decision to cut two flagship news programs.
- Eatrides noted that implementing new rules is complex work, requiring the CRTC to consider many conflicting opinions from stakeholders across the broadcasting sector.
- The regulator has prioritized moving quickly on specific issues, including establishing initial financial contribution requirements for streaming services operating within Canada.
- Modernization efforts aim to update Canada's broadcasting regulatory framework as the CRTC balances urgent implementation goals against the need for thorough public consultation.
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In the news today: Revamping Canadian broadcasting, B.C. Tory leaders, 'Go Habs Go!'
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In the news today: Revamping Canadian broadcasting, B.C. Tory leaders, 'Go Habs Go!' – Energeticcity.ca
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed … CRTC chair defends Online Streaming Act work after critics say regulator too slow CRTC chairperson Vicky Eatrides says the regulator would like to move faster to modernize Canada’s broadcasting system. But she says implementing new rules is complex work and the CRTC must consider many conflicting opinions. Critics have accused the CRTC of taking too long to …
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In the news today: Revamping Canadian broadcasting, B.C. Tory leaders, ‘Go Habs Go!’
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed … CRTC chair defends Online Streaming Act work after critics say regulator too slow CRTC chairperson Vicky Eatrides says the regulator would like to move faster to modernize Canada’s broadcasting system. But she says implementing new rules is complex work and the CRTC must consider many conflicting opinions. Critics have accused the CRTC of taking too long to …
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