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The Online Streaming Act mandates the promotion of Canadian content, leading to high-level negotiations in Ottawa regarding trade and U.S. demands.

6 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 11
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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The Online Streaming Act mandates the promotion of Canadian content, leading to high-level negotiations in Ottawa regarding trade and U.S. demands.

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Apple TVNetflixMark CarneyAmazon

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  1. Canadian producers are calling on the government in Ottawa for subsidies due to global streaming services threatening local content commissions.1 source
  2. New developments in Canadian streaming rules and trade talks involving US and French policy.1 source
  3. CRTC implements Canadian content rules, impacting trade negotiations involving Amazon and Netflix.1 source
  4. Carney addressed Canadian streaming policy, referencing major platforms like Netflix and Disney.1 source
  5. Online Streaming Act drives trade talks from Quebec to Ottawa.1 source

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