CRTC, CAVCO, and CanCon What does all this mean?

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CRTC, CAVCO, and CanCon What does all this mean? Media Transnationals CRTC, CAVCO, and CanCon What does all this mean?

CRTC Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Regulates and supervises all aspects of Canadian Broadcasting

CAncon Short for canadian content All canadian broadcasting must have a minumum amount of canadian content What does this do for canadian identity? What does this do for the canadian entertainment employees?

CAVCO Canadian Audio Visual Certification Office They use a points system to decide whether or not something is considered cancon. Check out the chart on page 63 – do you agree with the points system? Why or why not?