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Originally Posted by shotinthebacklund
CRTC is requiring outcomes, and manipulating algorithms is the only way to achieve the government's requirement to promote official CanCon content first – CRTC chair Ian Scott has confirmed this during testimony. The CRTC will decide what our experience on platforms should look like, and it will be up to the platforms to decide how they will manipulate our feeds to get it done |
How is this different than how previous CanCon rules applied to other forms of media?
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Will Bill C-11 give the CRTC the power to regulate your posts?
- The short answer – yes. Like Bill C-10, Bill C-11 gives the CRTC unprecedented regulatory authority to monitor all online audiovisual content. This power extends to penalizing content creators and platforms and through them, content creators that fail to comply.
The right to chose what Canadians consume and who its coming from. The language used in the bill far from eliminates the governments ability to do this.
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I guess I’m still not understanding which rights we previously had that you’re saying are now being affected, we’ve never had the right to post anything we want to on the internet without consequences.