News surrounding copyright
The Canadian government has ended it’s failed advertiser boycott, potentially capping off the endless failure of the Online News Act.
Canada’s Failed Advertising Boycott Ends After Government Lifts Ad Ban Read More »
Drew Wilson warned about the increased vulnerability of Canadian media through the subsidies that resulted in Bill C-18. It appears he had a point.
Drew Wilson Was Right: Bill C-18/Media Subsidies Edition Read More »
As we close in to the end of the year, we look back at some of the stories that made news throughout 2024.
A Look Back at 2024 – How Actions Have Consequences Read More »
Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and the Digital Services Tax have long been trade irritants. With Trump threatening tariffs, questions are being raised.
Trump’s 25% Tariff Threat Raises Questions About Canada’s Tech Regulations Read More »
Some believe that generative AI training is copyright infringement. We look at fair use to see if that’s the case.
A Look At Fair Use and Why Generative AI Qualifies Read More »
There’s a lot of bad legal takes when it comes to copyright and AI. You can add watching free streams to that list now.
No TechCrunch: Watching Streams and Video is Not Copyright Infringement Read More »
Mainstream media just keeps digging as they try another really bad idea: suing OpenAI for copyright infringement.
No Bad Idea Left Behind: Mainstream Media Sues OpenAI for Copyright Infringement Read More »
Following the CRTC approval of Google’s Online News Act Exemption, the mainstream media demanded Meta to do the same thing.
Mainstream Media Calls on Meta to Give Them Free Money Read More »
Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has approved Google’s application for the Online News Act. It’s good for 5 years.
CRTC Approves Google’s Online News Act Application Read More »
The CRTC, under direction from the government, has sent a letter to Meta demanding answers about screenshots.
CRTC Sends Letter to Meta About Screenshots At Behest of Government Read More »
