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Ottawa tells CRTC not to regulate people s podcasts under Bill C-11

The Heritage Department posted documents about directions it plans to issue to the CRTC, saying that podcasts, like posts by individual social-media creators, should not be regulated

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Ottawa bid to bring Google onside over Bill C-18 falls short

Google says in an e-mailed statement that the government’s proposals have not fixed what it sees as fundamental flaws with the legislation

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CBC stands to get largest share of cash from Online News Act, experts say

Bill-C18 is expected to inject $172-million into Canada’s news sector, but experts say the CBC is at an unfair advantage over smaller media outlets

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Meta says Ottawa s new C-18 regulations aren t enough to stop it blocking news

Ottawa said on Friday that Google and Facebook must together contribute around $230-million to Canada’s news industry to be exempt from intervention by the broadcasting regulator

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Innovation Minister accused of inappropriate support for Competition Bureau complaint

François-Philippe Champagne’s tweet of support for a complaint over Meta’s decision to block news on Facebook and Instagram could be considered an abuse of power, say experts

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