News surrounding copyright
Canada, the United States, and the UK have been pushing for human rights crackdowns with their respective internet bills.
Western Countries Have Become So Anti-Human Rights, They’ll Take the Economic Hits Read More »
Yesterday’s speech by Heritage Minister, Pascale St-Onge to US media suggests that a global link is the emerging strategy for Canada.
Why Pushing a Global Link Tax is Such a Terrible Strategy for Everyone Involved Read More »
Bill C-18 (Online News Act) is on the verge of being a catastrophic legislative failure. Officials, however, are pretending otherwise.
Heritage Officials are Apparently Feeding US Media Blatant Lies About Bill C-18 Read More »
It seems that the CBC is doing some soul searching on why the Meta boycotts failed. They think it’s because it’s too hard to quit.
One of the responses to the dropping of news links is talk of massive bailouts. The sustainability of that is questionable.
Bill C-18: Why News Media Bailouts is Not Exactly Going to “Save” Journalism 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 »
The Canadian government is out of options to salvage their link tax law. Justin Trudeau’s latest comments is not helping him.
There’s no denying that Meta’s pull out of news links was damaging. A similar move from Google, however, will be far worse.
Think Meta’s News Link Block Was Bad? Just Wait Until Google Pulls the Trigger Read More »
There’s a major risk of blindly believing your own talking points. We’re witnessing the media learn this lesson the hard way.
The Media Got High on Their Own Talking Point Supply – and We’re Witnessing the Crash Read More »
The so-called “#DayWithoutMeta” boycott has failed in spectacular fashion. Has the media lobby finally learned this tactic won’t work?
Like First Two Boycotts, Media Lobby’s Third Meta Boycott Fails Read More »
