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User-generated content exemption was 'not necessary': Guilbeault

2 years ago

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User-generated content exemption was 'not necessary': Guilbeault

2 years ago
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Duration 7:10

Changes to the government's broadcasting bill would allow the CRTC to regulate user-generated content uploaded to social media platforms. Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault says the exemption for user-generated content was 'not necessary.'

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