The CRTC wants to hear the public’s thoughts on the establishment of an association to advocate for the needs of indigenous broadcasters in the larger industry.
The regulator said Friday it has heard from participants in the first phase of the co-development of the Indigenous Broadcasting Policy (IBP) about the need for such a “united front” for indigenous broadcasting groups.
Now, in the launch Friday of the second phase of the IBP consultation, the CRTC wants to know the benefits and challenges of establishing an “Indigenous-led and Indigenous-managed broadcasting association.”
It also wants to know who . . .
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