Bi-Partisan Letter From US Senators Call for Trade Retaliation Against Canada Over the DST
US Senators are once again calling for trade sanctions against Canada should Canada move forward with the Digital Services Tax.
US Senators are once again calling for trade sanctions against Canada should Canada move forward with the Digital Services Tax.
Heritage Minister, Pascale St-Onge, recently gave an interview where she insisted the Online News Act is “necessary”.
Google is still in talks with the Canadian government, however, their position still remains unchanged over the Online News Act.
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Yesterday’s speech by Heritage Minister, Pascale St-Onge to US media suggests that a global link is the emerging strategy for Canada.
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Bill C-18 (Online News Act) is on the verge of being a catastrophic legislative failure. Officials, however, are pretending otherwise.
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Metroland newspapers are going online only. However, with the increasing news links blocking, this is going to be rough.
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The Canadian government is out of options to salvage their link tax law. Justin Trudeau’s latest comments is not helping him.
There’s no denying that Meta’s pull out of news links was damaging. A similar move from Google, however, will be far worse.
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With the blocking of news happening on Meta, it seems that the impact has extended to the financial sector.
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Would funding received from platforms go to news production under the Online News Act? Not necessarily, according to government.
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