When we learned of PostMedia’s buyout of Saltwire, we figured layoffs weren’t far off. That appears to be exactly what happened.
Predictable: Following PostMedia’s Saltwire Buyout, Layoffs Hit Read More »
The consolidation continues in the Canadian newspaper business as PostMedia is set to acquire Saltwire.
Consolidation of Newspapers Continue as PostMedia Set to Buy Saltwire Read More »
As some supporters claim Meta’s link blocking had no impact on news sites, the Whitehorse Daily Star announces it’s shutting down.
After the Online News Act Passed, Another Newspaper Shuts Down Read More »
A government called it “unacceptable” that funding is going towards a newspaper they didn’t like, implicating Bill C-18 in the process.
The Online News Act is continuing to rip apart news outlets. Some have spoken out – to varying degrees of awareness of what is going
Small Media Outlets Open Up About the Devastating Impacts of the Online News Act Read More »
There’s one less newspaper revenue stream out there. This as Publisac ends its 45 year service in Montreal.
Publisac Pulls the Plug on Newspaper Flyer Distribution Read More »
The devastating impacts of the Online News Act is causing multiple news organizations to go under already. It hit 3 BC communities.
Newspapers in 3 BC Communities Become the Latest Victims of the Online News Act Read More »
Metroland newspapers are going online only. However, with the increasing news links blocking, this is going to be rough.
Metroland Papers Going Online Only After Bankruptcy is Going to be Tough Read More »
Bias in the media is, again, at the centre of discussion after traditional outlets refused to allow ads paid for by Meta.
Throughout the Bill C-18 debate, supporters have sold the bill as a cure-all solution to a lot of problems. Well, not so much.
5 Problems Bill C-18 Supporters Claim Their Bill Solves, But Actually Don’t Read More »
