Would funding received from platforms go to news production under the Online News Act? Not necessarily, according to government.
Government: Funding Received from Online News Act Won’t All Go to News Production Read More »
A lot of focus on the debate surrounding Bill C-18 has been about rail guards for platforms, what about rail guards for media outlets?
Why Bill C-18 Needs Protections from Large Media Misusing Funding Read More »
Recent data suggests that the Parliamentary Budget Officer may have over-estimated the financial benefits of Bill C-18 by as much as 50%.
PBO May Have Overestimated Financial Benefits of Bill C-18 By 50% Read More »
The Australian history could repeat as new evidence emerges that the biggest players in Canada would receive most of C-18 benefits.
More Evidence Bill C-18 Would Hand Majority of Money to Biggest Players Read More »
After insisting that Bill C-11 means new funding, the Canadian government is admitting that the numbers are more or less made up.
Government Officials Admit New Money Figures from Bill C-11 Are “Illustrative” Read More »
As fines continue to stack up for large tech giants abroad, Canadian’s are still waiting for privacy reform.
How Canada Left Billions on the Table After Dragging Its Feet on Privacy Reform Read More »
The Liberals are seemingly no fan of “Big Tech”, but apparently are huge fan of throwing money at Facebook for advertising.
Liberal Critics of “Big Tech” Apparently Spent Big on Facebook Advertising Read More »
Trump tried to gut Section 230 and failed. Now, Democrats are trying their hand at gutting the law through the SAFE TECH Act.
Democrats Table SAFE TECH Act In Their Effort to Gut Section 230 Read More »
Advertising dollars have been acing a squeeze lately. Now, Big UK publishers are calling for preferential treatment for their outlets.
Big Publishers Asking for Advertising Dollar Preferential Treatment Read More »
It appears that Music Canada is not the only one calling on the Canadian government to hand them free money. The CPCC is also wanting
Canadian Copyright Collective CPCC Demands a $160 Million Bailout Read More »
