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  1. Read with Caution: Canadian Association of Broadcaster’s New Broadcasting in Canada 2025 Report Engages in Familiar Pattern of Threat Inflation

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    Yesterday a new report was put out by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters (CAB) and the consultancy firm CAB hired to do the report, Communications Management Inc (CMI): Broadcasting in Canada 2025. https://www.cab-acr.ca/resources/broadcasting-in-ca…

  2. Bad News: Proposed Online News Act Trades on Myths and Misconceptions

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    Last week, the Liberal Government introduced the Online News Act.

  3. In Defence of the Emergencies Act: Why We Must Put a Stake Through the Heart of the Insurrection Bubble-Wrapped as a Protest (while keeping the EA on a short leash)

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    The Emergencies Act: Time to Bring in its Never-Before-Used Powers?

  4. Still not dead: Why we need to kill Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, and start over

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    How fitting that the day after groundhog day, here we are once again assessing whether Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act (or Broadcasting Act reform bill) introduced yesterday, is any better than the one that failed to become law last year?

  5. Time to Kill Bill C-10, An Act to Amend the Broadcasting Act

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    Bill C10, the Broadcasting Act reform bill, has set off a firestorm of controversy.

  6. Australia’s New Internet Regulation Bill: A Model for Canada?

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    A new bill being before the Australian parliament would require Google and Facebook to pay news media organizations for the news content they use as part of their online search and social media services.

  7. Curious and Curiouser: As Economists’ Anti-Common Carriage (#NetNeutrality)/FCC Case Crumbles, Industry Advocacy Group Lawyers Threaten Armageddon

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    Just over a week ago, the International Journal of Communication published an article that I co-authored with Jeff Pooley, “A Curious Tale of Economics and Common Carriage (Net Neutrality) at the FCC”—a reply to another IJOC article published in late March

  8. Information Laundering, Economists and Ajit Pai’s Race to Roll-Back the Obama-era FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules

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    Today, the International Journal of Communication published my reply (co-authored with Jeff Pooley) to a recent paper in the same journal by economists Gerald Faulhaber, Hal Singer and Augustus Urschel.

  9. CRTC Zero-Rating Rulings are a Significant Win for the Open Internet: Bolster Common Carriage, Competition and Cultural Policy

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    Two rulings by the CRTC the other day constitute a significant win for common carriage (aka ‘net neutrality’), competition, Canadians and cultural policy.

  10. The CBC’s Place and Role in the Networked Media Universe

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    Today I participated in a panel debate at the Manning Centre’s annual conference.