One criticism that pops up a lot in the Bill C-18 debate is who uses Facebook for news. The math on this is funky.
Exploring the Bill C-18 Criticism of “Who Gets Their News on Facebook?” Read More »
For this third vlog posting, I decided to offer some reflections and data on the Bill C-11 Senate hearings.
Vlog: The Bill C-11 Senate Hearings – Reflections and Data 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?
What is the world of online creation like? Linktree is offering what they found across a multitude of platforms.
Linktree Releases Creator Report Showcasing State of Online Creation Today Read More »
A California court has granted a default judgment against a user who used a botnet to artificially inflate popularity via a botnet.
Twitch Wins Default Judgment Against Statistics Cheater Read More »
Copytrack has released some data about so-called image piracy. They suggest that the amount of revenue lost due to “stolen” images is greater than the
Copytrack: “Stolen” Images Costs More than the GDP of the Planet Read More »
New numbers out today offer another reminder of just how bad the security picture is. Right now, 59,000 breaches are currently being handled by GDPR
Europe’s GDPR Regulators Currently Dealing with 59,000 Breaches Read More »
New statistics recently released suggest that 95,000 complaints have been made to European authorities under the GDPR laws.
95,000 GDPR Privacy Complaints Made to Europe’s Authorities Read More »
Today, we take a look at the financial situation for Cineplex in light of the Fairplay Canada allegations.
Cineplex – Movie Quality, Not Piracy to Blame for Revenue Drop Read More »
A key argument for Internet censorship is that film and TV is dying in Canada. It appears the numbers show otherwise.
Banner Year: Canadian Film and TV Posts New Growth Records Read More »
