The continued proceedings on broadcasting market dynamics examined regulation of kids programming and the elimination of the Wholesale Code.
The proceeding around market dynamics in the broadcasting system kicked off with talks on conflict resolution and barriers for indie players.
Executive director Marsha Newbery unpacks the report’s findings and discusses barriers to advancing sustainability in Canada’s screen industry.
Playback examines the uncertain impact of a trade war on the domestic screen content industry as the G7 Summit unfolds in Alberta.
The Commission added changes to the Independent Local News Fund on June 9, the same day foreign streamers argued against supporting it at the Federal Court of Appeal.
9 Story Media’s Vince Commisso also discussed the issues facing children’s content in Canada.
In the first part of the final day of the CRTC’s Cancon hearings, the DGC and the DOC expressed concern over the elimination of PNI rules.
The countries are just beginning the process of creating a new agreement that may reduce a 20% minimum Danish participation requirement and encourage more partnerships.
The CMPA also presented two models for IPE requirements on day seven of the CRTC’s Cancon hearings.
Executives at Bell Media, TLN Media Group and Elevation Pictures shared their stances on IP ownership and the Commission’s proposed 15-point system at Thursday’s Cancon hearing.
Labour groups, the BSO, Meridian Artists and Quebecor put the spotlight on key creative roles on day five of the proceedings in Gatineau, Que.