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Canada's private broadcasters are used to calling the shots on what television viewers get to see and when. Now, Adbusters, an anti-consumerist publication, is saying private control of Canada's public airwaves compromises freedom of speech and freedom of the press. David Elder, a private broadcast lawyer in Ottawa, Ont., joined Capital News Online to talk about Canadian television regulation and content control.
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