Policy

New report highlights barriers for Arctic Indigenous filmmakers

The report was commissioned by the International Arctic Indigenous Film Fund to assess the local audiovisual sector.

DGC, ACTRA discuss ‘existential’ threat of AI in Bill C-27 study

Representatives from the unions also called for stronger creator protections in their testimony to the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology.

Heritage Minister discusses ISO, CBC/Radio-Canada at Prime Time

Minister Pascale St-Onge said there won’t be a “big, broad consultation” amid the 18-month timeline to review and update the public broadcaster’s mandate.

Alicia Barin steps down as CRTC’s vice-chair of broadcast

Barin, who departed the role on Jan. 5, said in a memo to staff that she made the decision to focus on her family.

Doc discussion closes CRTC’s three-week hearing process

The Path Forward: The Documentary Organization of Canada proposed direct support for doc features via initial base contributions.

CAB warns of more broadcaster cutbacks without relief

The Path Forward: Telus proposed Canadian virtual BDUs be exempt from contribution requirements, while Anthem Sports & Entertainment called for an Independent Broadcasters Fund.

WGC says broadcasting system is at ‘make-or-break moment’

The Path Forward: Telefilm Canada and TVO also discussed the need for contributions to directly support Canadian feature films at the CRTC hearings.

CBC execs say Canadian players will lose out under current system

The Path Forward: the pubcaster also addressed the “ripple effect” its $40 million programming budget cut will have on the indie sector at the CRTC hearings.

CIPFs, streamers discuss contributions at CRTC hearings

The Path Forward: Apple and the Rogers Group of Funds presented their takes on the need for, and distribution of, contributions, while ACTRA sounded off on discoverability.

Blue Ant, WildBrain, Prime Video chime in on contributions debate

The Path Forward: the end of second week of the CRTC hearings heard multiple perspectives on mandatory initial base contributions to the system.

Netflix argues against mandatory contributions in CRTC hearings

The Path Forward: The streamer also discussed its existing investments in Canada, while the Bell Fund called for additional support for CIPFs.

Corus tells CRTC new costs should not include domestic broadcasters

The Path Forward: the Shaw Rocket Fund, Accessible Media Inc., and Digital First Canada also spoke at the CRTC hearings on Wednesday.

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