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Liberals new proposed amendment to Bill C-10 doesn t address free speech concerns: expert

Article content The Liberal government has proposed new limits on how CRTC can regulate social media posts under Bill C-10, which would still give the broadcast regulator some oversight what content Canadians see on digital platforms. The amendment proposed at the Heritage committee meeting Thursday evening would allow the CRTC to issue orders relating to discoverability – the ability to force social media platforms to show a certain amount of Canadian content to users. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Liberals new proposed amendment to Bill C-10 doesn t address free speech concerns: expert Back to video

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Projet de loi sur les géants du Web: Ottawa se veut rassurant sur la propriété canadienne

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Facebook friend Biden to meet Trudeau as Canada considers new social media rules

Facebook friend Biden to meet Trudeau as Canada considers new social media rules Facebook friend Biden to meet Trudeau as Canada considers new social media rules By targeting Facebook and Google with new regulations, Ottawa is hitting two of the president s key campaign contributors By Charlie Smith Prime Minister s Office For years, Canadian critics of Big Tech have been accusing the Justin Trudeau government of being too lenient on Silicon Valley giants like Google and Facebook. But last week, Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbealt surprised some by suggesting that the federal government may join Australia in ensuring that Facebook and Google pay for news content produced by Canadian publishers.

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