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"YouTube's response to Bill C-11, articulated by Jeanette Patell (head of government affairs and public policy, YouTube Canada) in 2022–23, was to warn that CRTC discoverability requirements *could* hurt Canadian creators' global reach because forced exposure to uninterested Canadian audiences would lower click-through and engagement signals, which would in turn reduce global recommendation weight."

From Canadian Independent Political YouTube and the "Algorithmic Suppression" Complaint: A Research Brief

Supports Attributed assertion · CRTC discoverability requirements could hurt Canadian creators' global reach

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Extracted 22 July 2026

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