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Rogers’s proposal to expand PNI categories requires larger public consultation: CMPA

News | 07/20/2023 4:36 pm EDT

Rogers Communications Inc.’s proposal to change its condition of licence (COL) by expanding the definition of programs of national interest (PNI) must be “dismissed outright” because approving the request would have broader policy implications for the CRTC, according to Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA). 

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