Wikimedia Foundation Joins Article 11 and Article 13 Opposition
The Wikimedia Foundation is one of the latest organizations to have joined the chorus of opposition towards article 11 and article 13.
Category Archives: Business
Music Canada Admits Legal Services Causing Piracy to Drift Away
Legal services have long been pointed to as a solution to online copyright infringement. It seems even Music Canada is admitting to this as well.
Canadian Copyright Collective CPCC Demands a $160 Million Bailout
It appears that Music Canada is not the only one calling on the Canadian government to hand them free money. The CPCC is also wanting a $160 Million bailout.
Music Canada Demands a $160 Million Bailout From the Government
Canada’s RIAA, Music Canada, has asked the Canadian government for a free $160 million handout. Says it’s how to fairly compensate artists for their work.
Sony Buys EMI for $2.3 Billion – Becomes Worlds Largest Record Label
The Big four record labels is becoming the big three record labels. The deal likely won’t dampen fears of a lack of competition.
Cambridge Analytica Declares Bankruptcy, Shuts Down
It was at the centre of the Facebook privacy controversy. Now, Cambridge Analytica is closing its doors.
Streaming Becomes Music Industry’s Biggest Revenue Source
Online music streaming for the major music labels has reached a huge milestone. It is now the biggest source of revenue.
Cineplex – Movie Quality, Not Piracy to Blame for Revenue Drop
Today, we take a look at the financial situation for Cineplex in light of the Fairplay Canada allegations.
Piracy What? Good Times Continue to Roll, Rogers Revenue Up
As major players continue to argue that piracy is killing the industry, Rogers financial statements suggests things are actually looking great.
What Piracy? Bell Revenue Goes Up, Dividends Rise
We look at another corporation to see if things are as gloomy as FairPlay Canada suggests. Seems things are going fine with Bell.
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