CAB seeks slew of supports in “transition” to for-profit Canadian programming
News | 03/28/2002 5:00 am EST
The CRTC will play a crucial role in ensuring a viable broadcasting system – at least during a transition period, according to a vision of the future of Canadian broadcasting put forward by Canada’s private broadcasters. Many of the recommendations promoted by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) during a recent appearance before the Canadian Heritage Parliamentary committee studying the relevance of the Broadcasting Act involved the broadcast regulator.
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