DIGITAL CREATORS URGE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO PROTECT THEIR ONLINE BUSINESSES WITH C-11 AMENDMENT
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星期三, 三月 8, 2023
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Now, Canadian creators are taking a stand to urge MP's to save the Senate amendment to section 4.2, and protect their online businesses.
Key Points:
- Now, Canadian creators are taking a stand to urge MP's to save the Senate amendment to section 4.2, and protect their online businesses.
- "Since the Bill was tabled a year ago, thousands of digital creators have raised the alarm and shared their concerns with policymakers," said Scott Benzie, Director of Digital First Canada.
- The amendment reflects what the Minister of Heritage has always said – that the government does not seek to regulate digital creators and their "cat videos" .
- Digital creators are now calling on Members of Parliament to protect digital creators, save the Senate amendment to Section 4.2 (2) and #FixC11.