Facebook has warned that they could block news sharing in both Canada and the US. It seems they don’t like paying ransoms.
Facebook Threatens to Pull News Links from Platform in Both Canada and the US Read More »
Liberal MP, Lisa Hepfner, is facing even more controversy from journalists after saying that platforms “steal” news articles.
Recent data suggests that the Parliamentary Budget Officer may have over-estimated the financial benefits of Bill C-18 by as much as 50%.
PBO May Have Overestimated Financial Benefits of Bill C-18 By 50% Read More »
Canada’s bill C-18 (AKA Link Tax legislation) has passed the House of Commons committee process. It now moves on to third reading.
Bill C-18 (Link Tax) Passes Committee, Moves on to Third Reading in House of Commons Read More »
Mainstream media took another credibility hit in the Bill C-18 debate when one article accused internet startups of being “questionable”.
An amendment to Bill C-18 (Link Tax) means that producing news is now optional. This as smaller players are left out.
The US is, once again, reminding Canada that it has concerns with Bill C-11 and Bill C-18.
US Government Reiterates Their Concern With Bill C-11, Bill C-18 Read More »
Liberal MP, Lisa Hepfner, has now apologized after her comments that online news are not news went viral.
Lisa Hepfner Apologizes After Saying That Digital News Outlets are ‘Not News’ Read More »
Liberal MP, Lisa Hepfner, has been caught in a major political scandal after she smeared online Canadian news organizations as “not news”.
Liberal MP, Lisa Hepfner Launches Smear Campaign, Says Online Outlets are “Not News” Read More »
The Australian history could repeat as new evidence emerges that the biggest players in Canada would receive most of C-18 benefits.
More Evidence Bill C-18 Would Hand Majority of Money to Biggest Players Read More »
