freezenet, to business
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Bell Gets Raked Over the Coals in Committee Over Job Cuts

It seems everyone is pissed off at Bell over their decision to cut jobs after getting their bailouts, Bill C-11, and Bill C-18.

https://www.freezenet.ca/bell-gets-raked-over-the-coals-in-committee-over-job-cuts/

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Where’s the Next Round of Bill C-11 CRTC Consultations?

The CRTC was set to have the next round of consultations on the Online Streaming Act in Winter of 2023/2024. They still haven't happened.

https://www.freezenet.ca/wheres-the-next-round-of-bill-c-11-crtc-consultations/

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CRTC Hearings: OpenMedia Calls for Bill C-11 Implementation to Not Harm the Digital Ecosystem

Our coverage of the CRTC hearings into the Online Streaming Act continues. Today, we cover what OpenMedia has to say (among others).

We are reaching the last portions of the current round

https://www.freezenet.ca/crtc-hearings-openmedia-calls-for-bill-c-11-implementation-to-not-harm-the-digital-ecosystem/

freezenet, to business
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After Getting Bill C-11 and Bill C-18, Bell Slashes 9% of its Workforce

History is, once again, repeating itself with Bell slashing 9% of its workforce after getting two bills they claimed would "save" journalism.

Throughout the Bill C-18 (Online News Act) and Bill C-1

https://www.freezenet.ca/after-getting-bill-c-11-and-bill-c-18-bell-slashes-9-of-its-workforce/

freezenet, to Canada
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CRTC Hearings: Spotify Worries About Financial Sustainability in Canada

Spotify made an appearance before the CRTC to talk about the Online Streaming Act. They talked about financial stability among other things.

We've been offering highlights (and lowlights) of the CRTC hearings on the Online Streaming Act (formerl

https://www.freezenet.ca/crtc-hearings-spotify-worries-about-financial-sustainability-in-canada/

freezenet, to Canada
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Canadian Government Folds: Hands Google Everything and Calls it a “Deal”

With just over half a month left, the Canadian government has folded and let Google walk away with virtually everything.

A catastrophe in the Canadian news sector was seemingly all but a sure thing. With Meta already dropping news links, Google's positio

https://www.freezenet.ca/canadian-government-folds-hands-google-everything-and-calls-it-a-deal/

ap236, to cdnpoli
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Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge’s Tries to Re-Write Bill C-11 History: There Is No Quick Implementation and the Government is to Blame - Michael Geist https://bit.ly/47lsISr @canadiangreens @cdnpoli

freezenet, to Canada
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There are No Rules: CRTC Rules About Cancon Vanishes (Along With Other Pages)

If you want to look up the official rules regarding Cancon, you have to look elsewhere as it's no long on the CRTC website.

Yesterday, a content creator directly asked the Heritage Minister what the Online Streaming Act (Bill C-11) means

https://www.freezenet.ca/there-are-no-rules-crtc-rules-about-cancon-vanishes-along-with-other-pages/

freezenet, to Canada
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Heritage Minister: Online Streaming Act About Canadian Content, Not User Generated Content

Canadian Heritage Minister, Pascale St-Onge, is making even more nonsensical comments about the Online Streaming Act.

While the Online News Act is on the way to being a complete disaster, t

https://www.freezenet.ca/heritage-minister-online-streaming-act-about-canadian-content-not-user-generated-content/

ap236, to VideoGames
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Culture Lobby Groups Call on Government to Open Door to CRTC Regulation of Video Games, User Content and Algorithms Under Bill C-11 Implementation - Michael Geist https://bit.ly/3DzWCoD @canadiangreens @cdnpoli

geekymalcolm, to random
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📢 The government's draft policy direction on its implementation is out, but there's still work to be done. Let's ensure a strong policy direction that respects YOUR choice to freely access the content YOU want – Via @OpenMediaOrg https://openmedia.org/C11PolicyDirection-tw

adamsdesk, to random
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Your feeds on platforms like TikTok, YouTube, Netflix, and more are at risk of manipulation.

Have your say NOW and shape the to protect your content before the July 11th deadline!

https://openmedia.org/CRTCConsult-em

ap236, to Futurology
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When will Canadian news disappear from Google, Facebook? What the Bill C-18 rift means for you | CBC News https://bit.ly/3PDSVFF @canadiangreens @cdnpoli

adamsdesk, to random
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The is not over - our content can still be protected! Please consider calling on the Heritage Minister to issue a clear policy direction to the CRTC to respect our content and feeds at https://openmedia.org/C11Policy-tw2

andykm, to random
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The #CRTC today launched three separate-but-related consultations on "modernization of the broadcasting system", prompted of course by the amendments in Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act:

The consultations are on:

💰 Contributions to the Canadian broadcasting system
📝 Registration of online streaming services
⛔ Exemption orders and basic conditions of service

All are linked from here:
https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/industr/modern/index.htm#consultations

#CdnPoli #BillC11

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Now that Bill C-11 is law, the next step is consultations, and today announced plans for how those consultations will go, apparently starting soon.

They're taking pains to be clear they are not regulating user-generated content, including digital creators.

The first phase will include an Information Bulletin for broadcasters (which is a CRTC way of establishing procedural rules), and the beginning of a public consultation on the substance of .

https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/industr/modern/plan.htm

andykm,
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The second phase are planned for the fall and winter, and will look at the next layer of issues, like fees broadcasting fees, indigenous content, competition, and consumer issues.

And Phase 3 is planned for late next year, about implementation issues. Expect this to shift (in time and approach) as needs change.

andykm,
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Alongside this consultation plan, the CRTC published a "myths and facts" page, rightly trying to get ahead of likely misinformation about the law and their role.

For example, they make it clear that digital content creators like professional youtubers or podcasters will not be regulated.

Similarly, content posted on social media will not be regulated, and the CRTC will not censor content online.

https://crtc.gc.ca/eng/industr/modern/myth.htm

Myth: The CRTC will regulate social media users and user content © Fact: We will only regulate broadcasters, broadcasting services and online streaming services that make programming available to the public. Content posted by social media users will not be regulated. A person who uploads audio or video content to a social media platform is not a broadcaster under the modernized Broadcasting Act. The goal of the modernized Broadcasting Act is to ensure that content made by Canadians and Indigenous creators is supported and promoted on traditional broadcasting services and online streaming services. Myth: The CRTC will censor what you watch, read or listen to online © Fact: What is available online will not change. We will not censor the content Canadians listen to and watch online. You will be able to continue to listen to and watch the content of your choice. Our goal is to better support Canadian and Indigenous content and ensure it is available on radio, TV and online streaming services. We have always respected Canadians’ right to freedom of expression

valiumnation, to random

The RW is crying hard and I'm here for it. Bill , as amended, has received Royal Assent, which will take effect once the House of Commons has been advised.

scott, to random

Hey @Paulatics - you’ve been pretty outspoken about bill C-11. What’s with all these alt right editorialists going bonkers about the senate se spring debate on the bill?

Paulatics,
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