A group representing major foreign streaming companies told a hearing held by Canada’s broadcasting regulator on Friday that those companies shouldn’t be expected to fulfil the same responsibilities as traditional broadcasters when it comes to Canadian content.
The Motion Picture Association-Canada, which represents large streamers like Netflix, Paramount, Disney and Amazon, said the regulator should be flexible in modernizing its definition of Canadian content.
What the hell is CanCon nowadays? A Bollywood extravaganza? 24/7 Mosque prayer coverage? Imported blood feud Tuesdays? Pogrom of the week? Hate Whitey Marathons?
