The CRTC has released a decision on the distribution of free money taken from platforms to their lobbyist pals and there was a bit of a surprise to be had.
CRTC Releases Decision on Funding Distributions in Online Streaming Act 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 »
We continue our series of what different points of view said in the CRTC Online Streaming Act consultation. TikTok is up next.
Bill C-11 apologists and the CRTC have long argued that implementing Bill C-11 is no big deal. The latest announcement says otherwise.
CRTC Clears its Schedule for Two Years to Work on Bill C-11 Read More »
A consultation document suggests that the CRTC is aiming to have Canadian “programming” promoted globally, not just domestically.
Bill C-11 Made Worse: CRTC Wants Canadian “Programming” Promoted Globally Read More »
As the terrible news of Bill C-11 becoming law sinks in, the CRTC has released a fact sheet that isn’t helping.
CRTC Releases Fact Sheet on Bill C-11, Reveals Timeline of Consultations Read More »
The CRTC says it will conduct consultations on implementing Bill C-11. Details, however, are thin as it says there is more to come.
CRTC Announces Consultations Will Happen With Bill C-11, But Details Sparse Read More »
In this eighth instalment of the vlog, I talk about the passage of Bill C-11 and what happens next.
Vlog: Bill C-11 is Law. Here’s What Happens Next Read More »
The ink was still drying on the Royal Assent of Bill C-11 and lobbyists just couldn’t help themselves about social media.
Bill C-11 has now received Royal Assent. As a result, freedom of expression has now been effectively abolished.
Bill C-11 Receives Royal Assent – Freedom of Expression Abolished! Read More »
