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…illico/Vrai), Corus (StackTV/Global TV App), CBC/Radio-Canada (Gem/Tou.tv) and other "broadcasting ownership groups," even though those Canadian groups operate competing streaming services.The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefTL;DRCanadian media CRTC Broadcasting Regulatory Policy 2011-431 confirms: "commercial radio broadcasters have seats on the boards of directors of other organizations to which they must provide funding, including MUSICACTION, FACTOR and the Radio Starmaker Fund/Fonds Radiostar."The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefWho controls and benefits from each fundCanadian media The CRTC noted in 2024-121: "Other interveners proposed creating new funds to support services of exceptional importance, fiction or documentaries, youth content… interveners including MPAC, Netflix, Paramount Global and Google opposed base contributions being allocated to the CMF given that they are currently not elig…The CRTC Streaming Contribution Regime as Incumbent Protection: A Forensic BriefCan the exempt Canadian broadcasters draw from these funds? Yes — directly and substantially.Canadian media The Torstar website confirms they are "confined to the operations of the Toronto Star and do not extend to Torstar's other publications or businesses" (per Canadaland, "The Star Gambles with Ethics").DOSSIER: The Hamilton Spectator, Torstar & NordStar Capital — A Forensic BriefEDITORIAL DIRECTION — DOCUMENTED FACTSCanadian media The CRTC has stated (April 27, 2023 press release) it does not intend to regulate UGC creators, but Geist and others note this language does not foreclose future regulation.Fact-Check: Bill C-11, Algorithmic Discoverability, and Canadian Digital CreatorsWhat is plausible but contestedCanadian media Conversely, Canadian music and broadcasting lobby groups (ACTRA, ACCORD, CDCE, Music Canada) are not neutral on the other side.Fact-Check: Bill C-11, Algorithmic Discoverability, and Canadian Digital CreatorsCaveatsCanadian media