News surrounding copyright
The consequences of Bill C-18 are happening exactly as critics have warned. Critics are now taking out their frustrations on those critics.
Bill C-18 Supporters Launching Personal Attacks on Critics Who Warned of Consequences Read More »
We are continuing our special coverage of the Bill C-18 senate hearings. This covers the second segment of hearing 9.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-18 – A Look At Hearing 9 (Segment 2) Read More »
With the disaster that is predictably unfolding in Canada with the Online News Act, it seems that other countries are having very similar debates.
Watching the Link Tax Debates in Other Countries is a Disturbingly Familiar Affair Read More »
The Heritage Minister went onto the BBC and accused the platforms of putting peoples lives in danger. No wonder talks failed.
Heritage Minister Decides to Badmouth Platforms on International Media to Woo Them Back Read More »
The Bill C-18 senate hearing special is continuing. This one covers the 1st segment of hearing 9.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-18 – A Look At Hearing 9 (Segment 1) Read More »
Meta has apparently begun cancelling media contracts. The US has also said it has no plans on intervening in this mess.
As Meta Starts Cancelling Publisher Agreements, US Says It Won’t Intervene Read More »
It appears that government talks have failed. Now, Google has announced that it will be ending support for Canadian news links.
Google Announces it Will Be Ending Support for Canadian News Links Read More »
The temperature is increasing in the Bill C-18 debate. The government is talking bailouts while Meta is talking news links exit.
Corporate influence on news coverage is already here. CTV was told to avoid negative coverage of Bell.
CTV Told to Avoid Negative Coverage of Parent Company Bell Read More »
A third news organization pushing Bill C-18 is now worried about the implications of the bill should link blocking happen.
Le Devoir Admits There was Never Theft of News, Worries About Bill C-18 Implications Read More »
