Streaming service, Netflix, has also made an appearance before the CRTC. Here’s some of what they had to say.
CRTC Hearings: Netflix Calls for a System that Recognizes its Existing Contributions Read More »
Bill C-11 supporters have long claimed that online streamers are hugely profitable. Maybe not so much.
Bill C-11 Shakedown a Bust? Online Streamers Losses Top $5 Billion Read More »
Digital First Canada has also made an appearance before the CRTC. They tried to make their case.
Spotify made an appearance before the CRTC to talk about the Online Streaming Act. They talked about financial stability among other things.
CRTC Hearings: Spotify Worries About Financial Sustainability in Canada Read More »
Corus, the next corporate player at the financial trough, is demanding that 64% of the streaming loot goes to radio stations.
CRTC Hearing: Corus Demands 64% of Streaming Loot Goes to Radio Stations Read More »
The CRTC hearings is continuing with Rogers feeling that news operations deserve 30% of the loot ripped off from the platforms.
The CRTC hearing of the Online Streaming Act continues and JJ McCullough got the opportunity to tackle the heart of the debate.
With just over half a month left, the Canadian government has folded and let Google walk away with virtually everything.
Canadian Government Folds: Hands Google Everything and Calls it a “Deal” Read More »
Anyone daring to publicly criticize the Online News Act have increasingly had to resort to increasingly insane comments just to get a word in.
“I’m Not Paid By Big Tech” is How Far the Online News Act Debate Has Sunk Read More »
Today, the department of Canadian Heritage held a committee hearing. It shows how the government has learned nothing from the Online News Act failures.
