News surrounding copyright
The Heritage Minister has said that he has no intention of repealing the destructive Online News Act and Online Streaming Act.
Heritage Minister: No Intention of Repealing Online News Act, Online Streaming Act Read More »
Copyright holder allegedly sent extortion notices and incomplete notices and sued when those notices didn’t get forwarded.
Judge Allows Bells Fight Against Copyright Abuse to Continue Read More »
The Online News Act has been widely considered a complete and total failure. It seems rescinding it is a possibility.
Mark Carney Mulling Rescinding the Online News Act Read More »
It took about a year, but apparently, someone in the Canadian mainstream media finally noticed Google AI Overview.
Canadian Mainstream Media Outlet Finally Notices AI Overview Read More »
A judge has made a ruling on the Anthropic case, saying that training on copyrighted work is still fair use. One of the arguments I’ve
Another Judge Rules that AI Training is Fair Use Read More »
With the cabinet picks now out in the open, what’s next to look for? That would be the speech from the throne which is the next big step.
Canada’s Speech From the Throne Could Offer Clues for Future Digital Lawmaking Read More »
I’ve long said the Online News Act needs to be scrapped. Now, I’m learning that at least one Liberal MP agrees with me now.
Liberal MP Calls for Online News Act to Be Scrapped Read More »
Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has unveiled his cabinet and one surprise that stood out is the creation of a Digital Innovation Minister role.
Canada Now Has an AI and Digital Innovation Minister Read More »
Trump’s attacks on the film industry has renewed concerns that the Online Streaming Act could be in Trump’s crosshairs again.
Online Streaming Act (Formerly Bill C-11) Likely In Trump’s Crosshairs Read More »
Our analysis of the different party platforms is complete and we can offer a quick rundown of each Canadian party platform.
Political Party Platforms Compared – 2025 Edition Read More »
