On the margins of this perfect storm of a media crisis without their members benefit of a safeguard in the form of Bill C-18 which they are still calling on lawmakers to pass as soon as possible, please. Otherwise, though, enjoy our summary and analysis!īenoit Chartier of Hebdos Québec opened with his remarks. So, the start time for this segment is at 19:49:41. As this is the second segment, and the start and end times are, once again, a little funky. Will this bad streak continue? Well, I guess we’ll find out.Īs always, the video that we are following can be found here. Things didn’t go so well for those lobbyists as one even wound up leaving the hearing humiliated over things his organization was pushing. Previously, we covered the first segment of hearing 6. Hearing 5 – Lobbyists (3) / Lobbyists (4) / Western Standard Hearing 4 – Alphabet / Google / Meta / Facebook Hearing 3 – Michael Geist / Peter Menzies / Lobbyists (2) / The CRTC Hearing 1 – Heritage Ministry officials / Lobbyists (1) / Konrad von Finckenstein Still, we are continuing on with these hearings.īefore we get into this hearing, we wanted to showcase the previous hearings we covered to date. Probably little wonder why the larger publications have been reluctant to cover those hearings, really. So far, the hearings haven’t gone that well for the lobbyists, though. The theme has gone from large players to largely lobbyists pushing for this bill.
Our marathon coverage of the Bill C-18 senate hearings at the TRCM (Transport and Communications) is continuing. (Note: This hearing took place before Meta’s test of blocking news links) This continues on to segment 2 of hearing 6. We continue our special coverage of the Bill C-18 senate hearings.
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