Film sector responds as the CRTC announces the elimination of Programs of National Interest (PNIs), which traditionally protected non-commercial programming.
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As Canada awaits results from May's CRTC hearings, there is a looming concern that even favourable determinations might be hobbled by larger forces.
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An interview with Julian Carrington, the new executive director of the Documentary Organization of Canada, on the path ahead for the advocacy group.
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Read NFB Chairperson Suzanne Guèvremont's statement on documentary, Canadian content, and Programs of National Interest at the CRTC hearings.
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CRTC hearings on Canadian Content and Market Dynamics and Sustainability could shape the future of documentary production in Canada.
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Members in the Canadian screen sector respond to the CRTC's plan for the Online Streaming Act, which requires foreign streamers to invest in CanCon.
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Read DOC executive director Sarah Spring's opening remarks from the CRTC hearings on December 8.
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Keep ReadingCRTC chair Jean-Pierre Blais’s term ends in June, 2017. Let’s fight to make sure that he’s not renewed.
Keep ReadingJean-Pierre Blais, chair of the CRTC, should be fired or have the decency to resign for his indifferent destruction of Canadian media.
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