We are there at the CRTC responding to the consultation on the Online Streaming Act – for what good that will do of course.
Freezenet’s Submission to the CRTC Regarding the Online Streaming Act (Consultation 3) Read More »
Multiple organizations of different opinions on the Online Streaming Act are asking the CRTC to extend some of the consultation deadlines.
Various Groups Ask for Extensions to CRTC “Consultations” on Online Streaming Act Read More »
As the terrible news of Bill C-11 becoming law sinks in, the CRTC has released a fact sheet that isn’t helping.
CRTC Releases Fact Sheet on Bill C-11, Reveals Timeline of Consultations Read More »
The CRTC says it will conduct consultations on implementing Bill C-11. Details, however, are thin as it says there is more to come.
CRTC Announces Consultations Will Happen With Bill C-11, But Details Sparse Read More »
The new CRTC Chair, Vicky Eatrides, says she is going to want input from the public about Bill C-11.
New CRTC Chair Says She Wants Public Input for Bill C-11 Read More »
The “consultation” of Canada’s online harms proposal is continuing to earn the title of being a fraudsultation.
ATIP: Government Filtered Out Opponents of Online Harms Proposal as “Non-Allies” Read More »
A vast majority of the online harms submissions are secret no more. An ATIP request has brought them into the light.
Rest of Online Harms Submissions Wrestled Out of Government Via ATIP Read More »
For once, something good is happening on the Liberals war on the open Internet. The online harms proposal is delayed.
Online Harms Delayed, Risks Blowing Past 100 Sitting Day Deadline Read More »
Another theme in the online harms responses is that this consultation was nothing more than a box to tick.
Consulting in Bad Faith? Online Harms Respondents Think So Read More »
Another theme we’ve seen throughout the consultation is the seemingly universally rejected idea of site blocking.
Site Blocking Another Widely Rejected Idea in Online Harms Proposal Read More »
