TVA Group is cutting 68 positions as it looks to reduce operating expenses.
The company blamed what it called “numerous” unfair practices that have undermined the television industry.
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TVA called for changes to help modernize the system, including changes to subscription fees for specialty channels and a refocusing of CBC/Radio-Canada’s mandate to make its programming complementary to the private broadcasters.
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Quebecor, TVA’s corporate parent, was embroiled in a dispute with Bell earlier this year over the royalties paid to specialty channels.
The company criticized Bell for not paying it royalties that reflect the fair value of its specialty channels, especially TVA Sports.
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