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.
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Best Year Ever – Canadian Broadcaster Stats Show Record Growth
While FairPlay Canada claims that streaming is killing the industry, more stats shows that the opposite is true.
United Nations Blasts Canada’s Site Blocking Proposal
The proposed site blocking plan continues to spark fierce opposition. Now, the idea has officially become an international embarrassment.
Canadian Internet Censorship Proposal Receives Pushback at CRTC
The CRTC consultation has seen proposals for Internet censorship. Canadians, however, are pushing back against this idea.
Canadians Push Back and Say “No” To Internet Censorship
It seems Canadian regulators are getting an earful. Contrary to what a lobbying organizations are hoping, it seems Canadians are rejecting Internet censorship.
Shaw Joins Bell in Calling for Internet Censorship
Just days after Bell’s plan to censor the Internet was exposed, new details are emerging that says Shaw is joining the call to censor the Internet. The caveat here is that Shaw wants court oversight.
What PROTECT IP Can Teach Us About Canadian IPRA Censorship
With Canadian ISPs and representatives from the copyright industry drafting a proposal to block websites, we decided to do a little digging of our own to examine the practicalities of implementing such a thing.
Bell Canada Drafts Internet Censorship Regime Proposal to the CRTC
Bell Canada, one of Canada’s largest ISPs, is drafting a proposal that would task the CRTC to create mandatory website censorship and blocking.
Network Neutrality: Canada Strengthens It While US Demolishes It
Canada and the United States are quickly becoming a tale of two countries. Canada has moved to strengthen network neutrality while the US is set to eradicate it.
Canada’s New Clean Internet Act
On the heels of the rumoured Copyright bill and the surveillance bill comes another bill that aims to ‘clean up the internet’, though some critics argue that the language in the bill is too broad and loose.
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