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Music Canada CEO Patrick Rogers says the CRTC decision is based on pre-internet thinking.
Nearly half of the taxes collected will support terrestrial radio broadcasters, he says.
The CRTC expects the initiative will represent $200 million in new funding for Canadian media.
Last year , as part of its Online Streaming Act , the federal Liberal government mandated that all online audio and video streaming services — including social media — must register.
Music Canada’s Rogers said the CRTC had plenty of opportunities to create policy that both addresses contemporary needs and looks towards the future of the industry.
“The CRTC seems to have little understanding or interest in the economics of the market,” he said. “ Canadian artists today are up against every song ever recorded from everywhere, and some Canadians are finding great success on that stage.”.
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