Your news links for today: Industry Minister James Moore to Make Important Announcement (Government of Canada) Rogers snapping up Canadian content deals to supercede Netflix (Stockhouse News) The Trouble With…
Your news links for today: ‘Bell is not above the law,’ says man awarded $21K for privacy breach (CBC) Arm’s Length or Strong Arming the CRTC?: Minister Moore’s “Mandate Letter”…
Your news links for today: Canada’s 700 MHz spectrum auction is a week away, here are the eleven companies deciding our wireless future (Mobile Syrup) Rogers charges customer for traffic…
Your news links for today: The Letters of the Law: The Year in Tech Law and Policy (Michael Geist) How Canada’s telecom war turned ugly (Financial Post) 2013 Canadian ISP…
Your news links for today: 2013 blog in review: it was (almost) all telecom (WordsByNowak) Questions in need of answers: Geist (Toronto Star) CSIS should be subject of independent investigation:…
Your news links for today: Copyright Collectives Gone Mad: How the ERCC Spent Dollars to Earn Pennies (Michael Geist) Thursday Thinkpiece: Geist on Fair Dealing and Fair Use (Slaw) Copyright’s…
Your news links for today: Govt Promises Domestic Wireless Roaming Regulation: Can Wholesale Price Regulation Be Far Behind? (Michael Geist) MVNOs: Canada vs. USA (HowardForums) read more
Your news links for today: Canadian government to begin regulating domestic roaming rates (Mobile Syrup) The biggest Canadian tech stories of 2013 (WordsByNowak) Underpinnings: Partly redacted chronology of CSEC metadata…
Your news links for today: Have a cellphone complaint? These are the people to call (Globe and Mail) Ben Klass Interview on Corus Radio Hamilton (SoundCloud) Canada can’t research its…
Your news links for today: Bell’s discounting of mobile TV against the rules, complaint claims (CBC) “4K streaming will prove taxing on broadband networks, especially in Canada where usage caps…
Your news links for today: CRTC to take closer look at wholesale roaming rates, terms and conditions in Canada (CRTC) Oh give me a home, where the customers roam… (Ben…
Your news links for today: Access Copyright Negotiations (University of Toronto Office of the Vice-President & Provost) Toronto and UWO Confirm the Obvious: Access Copyright Licence Provides Little Value for…
Your news links for today: Bell ‘Spying’ On Customers Draws Senate’s Attention (Huffington Post) Covert collection: Whose priorities? (Lux Ex Umbra) Since When Did Roaming Agreements Become News? (Howard Forums)…
Your news links for today: Snowden document shows Canada set up spy posts for NSA (CBC) Right to Know: Bill C-13 — cyberbullying or legislative bullying? (Ottawa Citizen) Canadian Conservatives’…
Your news links for today: Inside the Fight for Digital Rights in Canada (Michael Geist on Livestream) Canada Opposed To U.S. Positions On Dozens of Trans Pacific Partnership Issues (Michael…
Your news links for today: Competition Bureau Strengthens Advocacy Focus (Competition Bureau) Lawful access: The comeback? (CBA National Magazine) Liberals Demand More Draconian IP Provisions: Propose Adding New Statutory Damages…
Your news links for today: Public Record – IIC Conference – How Competitive is Canada’s Telecom Sector? (CPAC Video) Ottawa’s wireless ad is too partisan (Globe and Mail) Netflix Expands…
Your news links for today: Study Shows Lack of Competition in Canada’s Mobile Wireless Markets (LSE Media Policy Project) Ottawa’s message to the telecom Big Three: Hands off Mobilicity (Globe…
Your news links for today: Glitch in the Matrix or Twitter Take-Down?: An Open Letter to Twitter (Mediamorphis) Unofficial Show Notes for Professor Dwayne Winseck on CANADALAND (HowardForums) Fretting over…
Your news links for today: Wireless Wars (CANADALAND) Two-year contracts the latest wireless strawman (Peter Nowak) Diversity of media ownership literally non-existent in Canada (The Canadian Journalism Project) Justice Parliamentary…
