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Indigenous voices advocate for more equality in Canadian broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Indigenous voices advocate for more equality in Canadian broadcasting

As a two-week public hearing unfolds, diverse voices are emerging, with Indigenous media players hoping the implementation of Bill C-11 will result in more equal opportunities.

Jesse Wente wants Canada to "tax the hell" out of Big Tech, but he's open to cutting deals - Vimarsana News

Jesse Wente wants Canada to "tax the hell" out of Big Tech, but he's open to cutting deals

Award-winning Anishinaabe writer and arts leader Jesse Wente joins to evaluate the options offered by Big Tech, traditional media, and the Canadian government.

As Hollywood Actors Strike, Canada Braces for Impact - Vimarsana News

As Hollywood Actors Strike, Canada Braces for Impact

Is this our time to shine as scrappy, creative disruptors?

Source: thetyee.ca
Canada did not block online content about wildfires - Vimarsana News

Canada did not block online content about wildfires

Social media users are claiming information about Canada's wildfires has been limited because posts were being blocked under the country's new Bill C-11, a digital platform regulation measure. This is false; the government and a public policy scholar said the law is not yet in effect and will not be applied to user-generated content on social media.

Source: yahoo.com
Online streaming bill to leave out social media users, Ottawa tells CRTC - Vimarsana News

Online streaming bill to leave out social media users, Ottawa tells CRTC

The government’s online streaming bill, which passed in April, aims to force platforms such as Netflix, YouTube and TikTok to contribute to and promote Canadian content.

Source: q107.com