Yeah that went from "WTF" to "yeah, well" pretty soon. I've heard about these regulations with local content quotes (doesn't France also have these?) and I can

Yeah that went from "WTF" to "yeah, well" pretty soon. I've heard about these regulations with local content quotes (doesn't France also have these?) and I can imagine no scenario where this $10M figure would hit anyone who should not have been regulated before if their only differentiator was if they did video on youtube or audio (somewhere) only. (I don't know enough about the Canadian regulations, so this is a not comment on those, only on "why the exception for podcasts, probably oversight").