By Howard Law, author of MediaPolicy.ca, and Canada vs. California: How Ottawa took on Netflix and the streaming giants ...
The federal government is now the majority funder of the Canada Media Fund. The fund still operates as it has for decades. Canada needs one built for what comes next ...
High quality journalism requires an investment. Cartt.ca – A Momentum Publication delivers breaking news, in-depth feature stories, analysis, and opinion geared specifically for those working in the ...
On June 3, Culture Minister Marc Miller announced an investment of $600 million per year in “immediate support to strengthen Canadian culture and ensure Canadian content remain affordable.” ...
Nearly 50 former Bell employees have filed a lawsuit against parent company, BCE, alleging wrongful dismissal. The employees claim they were terminated without cause after being accused of falsifying ...
Quebecor’s Videotron is asking the CRTC to get involved in adjusting the wholesale roaming access prices charged by SaskTel, which would reverse over a decade of regulatory forbearance. In a Part 1 ...
On June 3, Culture Minister Marc Miller scored an own goal on Canadian cultural sovereignty by announcing that the government will develop new policy directions to the CRTC to “adjust” the ...
This week’s announcement by Culture Minister Marc Miller that the federal government is striking down the CRTC’s ruling on streamer contributions to Canadian content is perhaps more shocking in its ...
Bell Media announced last week a strategic agreement with Telus to expand its connected TV live advertising capabilities into Western Canada, enabling new ad inventory across TSN, CTV and ...
[ANALYSIS] CanCon Corks bobbing on the ocean: the CRTC’s new ruling on Hollywood Streamers in Canada
The other shoe dropped last week when the CRTC delivered two rulings that nearly complete its new regulatory framework for Netflix and the rest of the Hollywood streamers, as well as Canadian ...
At this year’s European Film Market in Berlin, a high-level panel titled “Balancing Cultural Diversity, Artistic Freedom and Competitiveness in the Platform Era” felt like a genuine policy turning ...
Artificial intelligence doesn’t solve Canada’s media problem – it reframes it. For decades, Canada’s structural challenge wasn’t a shortage of creative talent, it was the limitations of a small ...
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