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CPAC, airing more content online, questioned on need for 9(1)(h)

News | 04/24/2013 9:48 pm EDT

The Cable Public Affairs Channel Inc. faced questions Wednesday about what it would do if it lost its 9(1)(h) mandatory carriage fee as the channel puts more programming free online and sees TV subscribers moving to other platforms.

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