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Regulator calls for privacy considerations in Liberals’ streaming service bill

The Broadcasting Act should be amended to include privacy protection as one of its objectives, like it is in Canada’s telecommunications law, Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne said. He spoke Wednesday at a Senate committee hearing on Bill C-11, the Liberal government legislation that applies Canadian content and other requirements to streaming services. (The Logic)

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