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The government watered down Bill C-18 to entice the platforms back. Meta has reportedly rejected the offer.
No Deal! Meta Turns Down Canadian Governments Offer to Water Down Bill C-18 Read More »
We have finished our Bill C-18 senate hearings. So, we thought we’d offer a wrap-up post talking about it all.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-18 – Conclusions and Links Read More »
A new poll suggests that Canadians think that Bill C-18 should be rescinded. The poll was conducted by Angus Reid.
Messaging Fail: 48% of Canadians Say Bill C-18 Should be Rescinded According to Poll Read More »
This is it! The final segment of the Bill C-18 senate hearing special. This covers the second hearing of hearing 10.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-18 – A Look At Hearing 10 (Segment 2) Read More »
After “hitting back” against platforms, it seems that the government is now making big compromises on Bill C-18.
Canadian Government Capitulates on Bill C-18 in Hopes of Getting the Platforms Back Read More »
The massive boycott of Meta isn’t going well. Supporters are joining Threads and rooting for Mark Zuckerberg.
Bill C-18 supporters are scrambling to think of anything at this point. One attempt was to say critics never offered solutions.
Our special coverage of the Bill C-18 senate hearing continues. This one covers the first segment of hearing 10.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-18 – A Look At Hearing 10 (Segment 1) Read More »
We may very well be entering into a new level of unhinged in the Bill C-18 debate. This after Justin Trudeau compared it to WWII.
Justin Trudeau Likens Bill C-18 Debate to War in Ukraine, World War II Read More »
Pablo Rodriguez is grasping at straws now. Today, he announced that he is suspending $10 million in payments to Meta.
Pablo Rodriguez Suspends $10 Million in Payments to Meta. Less Than One Hour of Revenue Read More »
