News surrounding copyright
The government and the opposition have taken to pointing fingers at each other with the massive Bell layoffs. Maybe no strings attached money isn’t the […]
Government Decides to Finger Point Their Way Out of Their Policy Blunder Read More »
The rift between government and the media widened further after Bell decided to lay off 4,800 employees. Trudeau said he was “pissed off”.
History is, once again, repeating itself with Bell slashing 9% of its workforce after getting two bills they claimed would “save” journalism.
After Getting Bill C-11 and Bill C-18, Bell Slashes 9% of its Workforce Read More »
Streamers seem to be increasingly looking for a Canadian exit in light of the Online Streaming Act. Could piracy see a rise as a result?
How Streamers Exiting the Canadian Marketplace Could Fuel Online Piracy Read More »
We continue our coverage of the CRTC hearings. Today, we are covering Michael Geist who apparently made his first CRTC appearance.
CRTC Hearings: Michael Geist Warns of the Consequences of Treating Streamers as ATMs Read More »
After getting pretty much everything the major media outlets wanted, they are lobbying for more to “save” the news.
Big Media Admits Bill C-18 Was a Disaster, Is Now Lobbying for MORE Read More »
Bill C-18 lobbyists claimed that Meta dropping news links would spell doom for the company. Today’s stock prices begs to differ.
After Nearly 6 Months Since Dropping News Links in Canada, Meta’s Stock Value Soars Read More »
If you thought the media would have few reasons to lie about the Online News Act after it passed, you would be mistaken.
American publishers are on their own quest to freeload off of platforms, but are upset that the platforms are also lobbying.
American Publishers Angered that Google Can Also Lobby Politicians Read More »
The Online News Act has come into force. By almost every account, the new law has been a failure.
Online News Act Has Come Into Force, Media Currently At a Net Loss Read More »
