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CRTC asks whether streaming spending should count toward CPE

Briefs | 03/28/2019 5:16 pm EDT

The CRTC wants to update both its Canadian Programming Expenditure policy and its annual broadcasting survey to reflect the growth of streaming and other digital options and is asking for input on how to do so.

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