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But that's not the main issue. The problem is regulating content.

• jasonlotito 3y ago
  Rules like this have existed in Canada for 40+ years, and regulating content is quite popular up in Canada. See Quebec and it's French-first laws. You might see it as a problem, but the majority of Canadians are fine with it.
  • _fat_santa 3y ago
    There's a huge difference between "traditional media" (TV, Radio, etc) and Podcasts. I get why they would want to regulate traditional media, there are only so many frequencies to tune your radio to and only so many channels you can watch and you have an audience by default. None of that is true with podcasts, they only reason for regulation here is control over what people can and can't say.
  • tomjen3 3y ago
    As long as Canada interferes only with Canadian content that might be fine.