International related news
With Meta in the process of blocking news in Australia, some have argued that discrimination clauses in Bill C-18 will save everyone. They won’t.
Why Discrimination Clauses in Bill C-18 Won’t Help Supporters War on Meta Read More »
American publishers have apparently decided they want a piece of that link tax failure Canadian publishers have experienced.
US Publishers Are Pushing to Repeat Canada’s Link Tax Mistake Read More »
The US never had actual evidence of TikTok being a threat to the US, but they apparently did authorize using TikTok to influence Chinese politics.
The US media and politicians have been hysterics for some time over TikTok, but now we are seeing that entering into Canada.
The Moral Panic Over TikTok May Be Coming to Canada Read More »
Faced with a looming pullout of Meta, Rod Sims pushes his nonsense talking points as if it’s going to make a difference.
Rod Sims Defends His Link Tax With Complete Nonsense Talking Points Read More »
Reports are suggesting that Canadian and Australian officials are going to meet after Meta pulled out. It’s unclear what they can accomplish, though.
Canadian and Australian Officials to Meet Over Meta Pullout Read More »
It might be another nail in the coffin for Bill C-11 supporters. Cord cutting continues to be a huge issue for US cable companies.
Losses Continue to Pile Up for US Cable Companies as Cord-Cutting Skyrockets Read More »
The Canada Google deal may wind up being a nothing burger in the end, but Mike Masnick says it’s a threat to the open internet.
The deadline for the impending disaster of the Digital Services Tax appears to have been extended as January 1st deadline is removed.
Canadian businesses are begging Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, to pump the brakes on the Digital Services Tax.
Canadian Businesses Beg Trudeau to Hold off on Digital Services Tax Read More »
