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Broadcasting Act

Canada [1958]
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  • broadcasting
    / Establishment of a public corporation or authority

    …powers as determined by the Broadcasting Act of 1958 and its two successors, passed in 1968 and 1991. These later acts responded to technological as well as social changes, such as the specific needs of the regions and the aspirations of French-speaking Canadian citizens. The CBC is dependent on an…

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    …powers as determined by the Broadcasting Act of 1958 and its two successors, passed in 1968 and 1991. These later acts responded to technological as well as social changes, such as the specific needs of the regions and the aspirations of French-speaking Canadian citizens. The CBC is dependent on an…

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