> Take YouTube as an example of a more even playing field. Yeah, they surface content, but, for all intents and purposes, they're not discriminating against who

> Take YouTube as an example of a more even playing field. Yeah, they surface content, but, for all intents and purposes, they're not discriminating against who can or can't upload a video. They're not preventing you from being successful by promoting someone else's content. They're promoting someone else's content because it's better than yours. Ironically, some of the highest paid youtubers and twitch streamers are Canadians (I'm thinking of Linus Tech Tip among other things) and they didn't any help at all from these government subsidies.