Worry that the CRTC is picking sides in the contentious Online Streaming Act debate grew after independent voices were denied.
CRTC Locks Out Non-Mainstream Media Voices Before Technical Briefing Read More »
Creators who use TikTok to reach their audiences are now suing the US government to put a stop to the banning of the app.
Creators on TikTok Sue the US Government to Stop the Ban Read More »
It was going to happen sooner or later, but Google has filed a lawsuit against the CRTC over Bill C-11.
CRTC Incurs It’s First Lawsuit Over Bill C-11 From Google Read More »
The Senate has resumed and is apparently debating whether to let Bill C-11 receive royal assent. This without the critical fix.
Pablo Rodriguez has called Canadian digital first creators “loopholes”. The dismissal should be concerning to independent online news outlets.
The Canadian government has rejected the 4.2 amendment of Bill C-11, proving once again that regulating user generated content is the point.
As Bill C-11 continues to make it’s way through, Canadian content creators are contemplating leaving the country.
Canadian Online Stars Contemplate VPNs, Leaving Canada Over Bill C-11 Read More »
Blatant corruption continues to be on display as the Heritage Minister was clinking wine glasses with lobbyists.
Heritage Minister Pictured Clinking Wine Glasses With His Lobbyist Pals Read More »
One of the underlying arguments for Bill C-11 is that Canadian voices are being suppressed on social media. Where’s the evidence of this?
We recently saw another attempt to defend Bill C-11. It’s from an author whose claims we previously debunked.
Bill C-18 Defender Tries Defending Bill C-11, Hilarity Ensues Read More »
