Major music companies, urging Canada’s CRTC not to regulate streaming as if it were radio

Industry groups representing major record companies and streaming platforms have a message for Canada’s telecom regulator: streaming is not radio, and shouldn’t be regulated as if it were. The groups were responding to the CRTC’s recent series of workshops on implementing new rules governing streaming services. Under those rules, streaming services that are not Canadian-owned are required to pay 5% of revenue into funds that subsidize Canadian content and creators.

Source: Major music companies send letter to Canada’s CRTC, urging it not to regulate streaming as if it were radio

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