Telesat Corp. and Rogers Communications Inc. continue to make moves in the satellite space, with both companies issuing separate announcements Tuesday, Dec. 9.
Telesat...
According to Canadian Internet Society board chair Brent Arnold, the addition to its board of several prominent voices in law and technology policy, along with some changes to...
A proposed lawsuit between game developer...
Groups representing music labels and artists told...
Canada’s efforts to regulate digital giants...
The messaging coming from the inaugural Minister of Artificial Intelligence...
Canadian Privacy Commissioner Philippe Dufresne has determined that Google is violating federal privacy law by continuing to display search results that have caused...
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Canadian economic interests on the...
Canada’s decision to scrap its digital services...
As the first week of the CRTC’s hearing on...
On Thursday, June 19, the CRTC set cost recovery charges of $2.71 million...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google announced Wednesday, June 4 it is launching an...
The government of Quebec has introduced a bill that would allow for the...
As the CRTC works on revising how it defines Canadian and Indigenous audio...
The Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) has released the details of...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is again asking the courts to overrule the CRTC when it comes to paying contributions under the Online Streaming Act, specifically when it comes to its YouTube subsidiary.
The company’s Apr. 24 filing to the Federal Court of Appeal cites various...
The Competition Bureau and Google are butting...
Online streamers continue to argue against the...
The CRTC decided on Friday that BCE Inc. did not...
Google will have to foot the bill for the costs the CRTC incurs through...
Google is firing back at the Competition Bureau following a suit the watchdog filed against it alleging anti-competitive conduct, with the search giant now arguing that the bureau’s claims are flawed, unlawful, and without merit.
After a years-long investigation, the...
The Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) says it expects to send eligible...
CBC/Radio-Canada announced Tuesday, Nov. 12 that it is increasing its local...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google will be exempt from the requirements of the Online...
By Sophall Duch
Canadian media outlets won’t likely see money from...
The CRTC is asking for comments on its proposed code of conduct for...
As the CRTC reviews Google’s application for...
While providing closed captioning on all programming for the deaf and hard...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google wants the Federal Court of Appeal to set aside a...
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has made slashing CBC/Radio-Canada’s funding a mainstay in his talking points this year. But CBC CEO Catherine Tait says she is not worried about the broadcaster's survival if his party gains power in the next election.
“The...
Corus Entertainment Inc. expects to have cut a quarter of its full-time...
The Competition Bureau has brought on an expert in economics for a...
The CRTC has kicked off what could be the final hurdle for Google to be...
A consortium of news publishers is calling on the CRTC to make regulations...
Online streaming services generating over $25 million in annual Canadian revenues will be required to pay five per cent of those revenues to support domestic content, the CRTC...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google has unveiled the widespread availability of...
Advertising on foreign digital media like Meta...
The CRTC launched its first public consultation on the Online News Act’s regulatory framework to gain...
Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry François-Philippe Champagne...
Beanfield Technologies Inc. has hired Chris Adamkowski as its new SVP of commercial services, the company announced Thursday.
“I am thrilled to be joining Beanfield and contributing to the mission of connecting communities...
The Competition Bureau announced...
Representatives from major tech companies warned...
Canada must revise its election rules and the use of artificial...
The federal government released the details of the implementation of the Online News Act Friday. It outlined how money from social media giants will be distributed to Canadian news organizations.
Currently the rules apply only to Alphabet Inc.’s Google search engine,...
The Bloc Québécois is continuing its fight against cutbacks at CBC/Radio-Canada. Tuesday in Question...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google and the federal government have resolved their...
BCE Inc. revealed more details on Tuesday on its proposal for how base contributions from online...
The long-awaited hearing on how the CRTC should...
Earlier this month, TerreStar Solutions Inc. announced it successfully demonstrated Canada’s first direct, two-way communication between a satellite and a standard...
A Parliamentary committee is calling for checks of artificial intelligence...
Sentiment among speakers at the 2023 Canada...
International communications trade association,...
The CRTC has determined that online services that...
Even though the Online News Act has become law, it is still the subject of debate in Parliament. Thursday...
The Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) is urging the federal government...
Colin McKay, head of Canada public policy and government relations at...
BCE Inc. is arguing to the CRTC that WildBrain...
The Online News Act standoff between the federal government and tech-giant Meta Platforms Inc. is negatively impacting emergency communications in Chatham-Kent, Ont....
Canadian Heritage announced its proposed regulations to implement the...
Meta Platforms Inc. has not experienced any notable drop in Facebook usage despite banning news content...
The CRTC announced its action plan to implement the Online News Act which...
Stingray Group Inc. reported revenue and subscriber growth for the first quarter of the 2024 fiscal year...
Battles over money and how to allocate it are at the forefront as the CRTC receives replies on the implementation of the Online Streaming Act, which was known as Bill C-11 in...
by Heather Wright, publisher of The Independent of Petrolia and Central...
Corus Entertainment Inc. is adding itself to the list of industry players who are suspending advertising on Meta Platform Inc. after the tech giant announced it will block Canadian news content on Facebook and its other platforms...
In an ongoing tug-of-war at the CRTC, tech giants are arguing that a level...
Canadian Heritage is proposing regulations under the Online News Act that...
The federal government, Quebecor Inc., and Cogeco Inc., are pulling all their advertising investments...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google has announced it will be removing Canadian news links from its websites.
The...
Social media companies are asking the CRTC to be added to the list of...
The proposed financial threshold for exemption for online streaming...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Meta Platforms Inc.’s move to block news content on its platform is “unacceptable” while Minister of Canadian Heritage Pablo Rodriguez said the company is being reckless by “trying to intimidate Canadians."
“Facebook is...
Spokespeople for Alphabet Inc.’s Google expressed further concerns they...
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez is not impressed by Meta...
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) told the Senate Committee on Transport and Communications...
With Bill C-18, the Government's plan to have news...
The chair of the Senate's Transport and Communications committee Tuesday expressed annoyance that as the Senate continued its review of Bill C-18, new CRTC chair Vicky Eatrides was not on hand to answer for the regulator at the committee's meeting.
"I do have to express...
The government’s Online News Act will not regulate the media nor will it require internet users to pay...
Senior executives of Alphabet Inc.’s Google appeared before the House of...
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez says he is not worried that...
Alphabet Inc.’s Google will stop limiting consumer access to news links...
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez is rejecting a Senate amendment...
The House of Commons Heritage committee voted Tuesday to summon top...
The House of Commons Heritage committee passed an amendment to the...
The committee studying the Online News Act...
The House of Commons’ Heritage Committee’s clause-by-clause review of the Online News Act on Tuesday picked up where it left off last week, bogged down with a stack of...
A survey commissioned by Alphabet Inc.’s Google Canada found that most...
The question over the place of algorithms and...
An Alberta Senator is claiming his privileges as a parliamentarian were...
The executive director of Digital First Canada...
As the House of Commons Heritage committee Tuesday continued its study of the government's plan to force tech giant platforms to pay Canadian news organizations for their...
The government’s plan to force social media platforms to negotiate...
Multinational streaming platforms continue to decry the influence of the CRTC in the Online Streaming Act, calling for two amendments, while representatives of the Canadian music industry say Bill...
Canadian broadcasting executives, from companies...
The idea that the CRTC is capable of handling the...
Friday the CRTC approved a report from the CRTC Interconnection Steering...
The Federal Court dismissed Alphabet Inc.’s Google patent infringement...
The Superior Court of Quebec has authorized a class-action lawsuit against Alphabet Inc.'s Google for...
The CRTC chair has said that social media...
With the NDP and the Bloc Québécois supporting the Liberals, the House of Commons has adopted Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, at third reading, despite a request by the...
