Following ample criticism from on-demand music and video platforms, the Canadian government has walked back its controversial “streaming tax.” Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller just recently announced the regulatory pivot as well as a fresh funding package for…
IndustryFirst reported 4 jun, 21:06 / 1 outlet
Canadian Government Walks Back Controversial ‘Streaming Tax’ Plans: ‘Now Is Not the Time to Make Culture and Entertainment More Expensive’
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- 4 Jun, 21:06Digital Music NewsFirstCanadian Government Walks Back Controversial ‘Streaming Tax’ Plans: ‘Now Is Not the Time to Make Culture and Entertainment More Expensive’