Canadian Association of Broadcasters - Industry Trade Organization

Description

The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) is a national trade organization representing private radio and television broadcasters across Canada. It advocates for the interests of local, advertising-supported broadcasters and supports Canadian content creation.

CAB provides leadership on regulatory issues, community engagement, and industry standards affecting Canadian broadcasters. It represents hundreds of radio and television stations, offering a unified voice to influence broadcasting policy and regulation.

Typical users include private broadcasters, radio and TV station owners, industry professionals, and policymakers. CAB focuses on sustaining the economic and cultural contributions of private broadcasters within Canadian communities.

The association is notable for its advocacy efforts with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and its role in promoting Canadian content and reducing regulatory burdens on broadcasters.