Canada’s Bill C-18 supporters continue to insist Facebook won’t block news links. A recent wave of layoffs, however, adds doubt to that.
As Meta Lays Off 13% of Workforce, Doubts Rise They Will Comply With C-18 Link Tax Read More »
The special coverage of the Bill C-11 Senate hearings continues. This is the first segment of hearing 15.
Senate Hearings on Bill C-11 – A Look at Hearing 15 (First Segment) Read More »
The Canadian government is moving to shut down debate on Bill C-18. This as Facebook openly says it could block news links in Canada.
As Facebook Renews Threat to Block News Links, Government Shuts Down C-18 Debate Read More »
Hypocrisy is shining through again on Bill C-18 again. This time, it involves a response to a poll commissioned by Google.
It’s Only OK When We Do It: Government Furious Google Polled Canadian’s on Bill C-18 Read More »
We decided to look back at the Heritage Committee Hearing on Bill C-18 (Link Tax).
A Look at the Sept 23 Heritage Committee Hearing on Bill C-18 (Link Tax) Read More »
Bill C-18 supporters have struggled to justify Bill C-18. Hugh Stephens is the latest to make a swing and a miss.
Bill C-18 Supporter: Link Taxes are Needed Because Google is Successful Read More »
Pierre Poilievre has become the leader of the Conservative party. We look at what his vision for the internet is from what we could find.
Inside Pierre Poilievre’s Vision for the Internet Read More »
The trifecta of bad bills, Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and Online Harms will ruin the internet in Canada. We explain.
How Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and Online Harms Will Collectively Ruin the Canadian Internet Read More »
It’s been described as a staffing crisis at CTV. Bell Media executives are being blamed for it.
Downsizing Had Been a Huge Theme at CTV Thanks to Bell Media Read More »
There are many ways that Bill C-18 is terrible. One angle is the fact that it violates the USMCA which could result in trade retaliation.
Bill C-18 (Canada’s Link Tax Law) Violates USMCA According to New White Paper Read More »
