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6. Sherley Joseph Part 2: CRTC's Bill C-11 and its impact on Canadian Podcasts
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In this episode, Esther delves into the transformative world of podcasting with Sherley, highlighting her pioneering efforts in amplifying Black Canadian voices. They explore the challenges and triumphs of creating meaningful content, building a supportive creator community, and the ongoing journey of personal and professional growth in the dynamic landscape of digital media. Plus, insights into new Canadian digital laws affecting content creators. Join us for a talk on growth, creativity, and collaboration.
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[21:21 - 28:53] Perseverance and Adaptability in Creative Pursuits
Embracing the imperfection of the creative process and the importance of starting projects despite the desire for perfection.
Recognizing the necessity of change and iteration in creative endeavors, much like personal evolution from childhood to adulthood.
The struggle and value of seeking support and the difficulty in pushing forward when it feels lacking.
Acknowledging the unrealistic expectation of immediate success in new ventures and the reality of continuous learning and development.
[28:54 - 50:36] Canadian Content Bill: Impact on Creators
The Bill mandates registration and financial contribution from large digital companies in Canada.
The bill is designed to benefit independent content creators through grants and job opportunities.
Potential backlash: Large platforms may limit their Canadian content to avoid compliance.
Emphasis on personal domains and hosting for creators' content.
Importance of presence on multiple platforms and email lists.
Upcoming networking events from Black Canadian Creators and collaboration encouragement.
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