CRTC Incurs Second Lawsuit Over Bill C-11 Courtesy of the MPA
The CRTC’s efforts to implement Bill C-11 was so nice, they got sued twice. This time, it comes from the MPA.
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Canadian Government to Court: Bill C-11 Regulates User Generated Content
A court document submitted by the Canadian government finally admits that Bill C-11 regulates user generated content.
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Creators on TikTok Sue the US Government to Stop the Ban
Creators who use TikTok to reach their audiences are now suing the US government to put a stop to the banning of the app.
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CRTC Incurs It’s First Lawsuit Over Bill C-11 From Google
It was going to happen sooner or later, but Google has filed a lawsuit against the CRTC over Bill C-11.
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Obvious: TikTok Files Lawsuit Against Government Over Ban Law
TikTok has officially filed a lawsuit against the US government in a bid to put the brakes on the TikTok ban law.
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TikTok Denies Earlier Reports, Says It’s Not Selling
Rumours began circulating by media companies that TikTok is selling, but TikTok has said that those rumours are not true.
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Biden Signs Unconstitutional TikTok Ban, TikTok Vows to Litigate
US President, Joe Biden, has signed into law the harmful and unconstitutional TikTok ban law. Litigation appears to be coming.
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Protecting the Kids or Publicity Stunt? Ontario School Boards Sue Social Media
Ontario school boards are suing social media platforms like TikTok and Meta over conspiracy theory that they are bad for kids.
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No Minister of Justice, The Online Harms Bill Wouldn’t Have Made a Difference in That 2015 Case
The Minister of Justice, Arif Virani, is arguing that the Online Harms Bill would’ve tackled the issues of what happened in 2015. The facts beg to differ.
Judge Dismisses Most of Authors Claims Against OpenAI, Training Likely Fair Use
Is reading material copyright infringement? A judge in the OpenAI lawsuit doesn’t appear to think so after dismissing chunks of their claims.
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