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FRPC asks CRTC to add facts about CBC’s use of branded content to the 2019-379 proceeding

by Monica Auer | Oct 30, 2020 | Research

A day after the Forum asked the CRTC to add information about the CBC’s ‘Tandem initiative’ to brand CBC programming the Globe and Mail published an article by Simon Houpt which not only confirmed Tandem’s existence, but also quoted a CBC...

FRPC replies to other interveners in the CAB ‘regulatory relief’ proceeding

by Monica Auer | Oct 29, 2020 | Research

The Forum responded to points raised by other interveners in the CRTC’s 2020-336 proceeding to consider whether to provide private broadcasters with additional time to meet their exhibition and expenditure requirements. BNoC 2020-336 FRPC – Reply –...

FRPC asks CRTC to add CBC’s ‘Tandem’ initiative to the 2019-379 proceeding

by Monica Auer | Oct 28, 2020 | Research

The Forum filed a procedural request today asking the CRTC to add CBC’s Tandem initiative to the CRTC’s 2019-379 proceeding to renew CBC’s licences and to continue the exemption from regulation of CBC’s digital services. Tandem involves the...

FRPC supports CAB’s application for regulatory relief

by Monica Auer | Oct 20, 2020 | Research

In mid-July 2020 the Canadian Association of Broadcasters applied to the CRTC for regulatory support on an expedited basis. The CRTC called for comments on the CAB’s application in mid-September 2020. On 19 October 2020 the Forum submitted its comments in...

Bleak House: Accountability and Canada’s national public broadcaster

by Monica Auer | Sep 24, 2020 | Research

The CRTC has for sixty years required licensees like CBC to make announcements about public hearings involving their broadcasting services. Informing communities served by broadcasters about hearings involving their services enables the public to express their views...
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