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Broadcasting reform in Canada is going as expected – which is to say, badly: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

July 16, 2024

Peter Menzies

Columns

A tiny spark of hope in another soul-crushing round of CRTC hearings: Peter Menzies in the Line

December 19, 2023

Columns

The government surrenders to reality with rewritten Online News Act—and pleases no one: Peter Menzies in the Hub

December 19, 2023

Columns

The feds have surrendered to Google over Online News Act. Now what? Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

November 30, 2023

Columns

Government surrenders to Google: Peter Menzies in the Line

November 30, 2023

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The Online News Act: Surveying the fallout and what comes next

November 28, 2023

Columns

It’s the end of an era for news—the industry can either adapt or die: Peter Menzies in the Hub

November 22, 2023

While the media was swooning over Biden, the Liberals handcuffed the internet: Peter Menzies in the Line

Columns

How the CRTC could kill Netflix in Canada—All in the name of ‘modernizing’ broadcasting: Peter Menzies in the Hub

November 17, 2023

Columns

Will U.S. streaming companies play ball with the CRTC?: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

November 6, 2023

Columns

AI is coming. Is our government ready?: Peter Menzies in the Line

October 26, 2023

With its new focus on the internet, the CRTC has abandoned broadcasting: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Columns

Navigating the country’s telecommunications landscape a tricky task: Peter Menzies in the Hill Times

October 25, 2023

Columns

CRTC’s podcast rules mean the days of enjoying a free and open internet are over: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

October 10, 2023

Columns

The CRTC said it would leave podcasts alone. Turns out that was a myth: Peter Menzies in the Hub

October 4, 2023

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Broadcasting reform in Canada is going as expected – which is to say, badly: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Peter Menzies

A tiny spark of hope in another soul-crushing round of CRTC hearings: Peter Menzies in the Line

The government surrenders to reality with rewritten Online News Act—and pleases no one: Peter Menzies in the Hub

The feds have surrendered to Google over Online News Act. Now what? Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

Government surrenders to Google: Peter Menzies in the Line

The Online News Act: Surveying the fallout and what comes next

It’s the end of an era for news—the industry can either adapt or die: Peter Menzies in the Hub

How the CRTC could kill Netflix in Canada—All in the name of ‘modernizing’ broadcasting: Peter Menzies in the Hub

Will U.S. streaming companies play ball with the CRTC?: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

AI is coming. Is our government ready?: Peter Menzies in the Line

Navigating the country’s telecommunications landscape a tricky task: Peter Menzies in the Hill Times

CRTC’s podcast rules mean the days of enjoying a free and open internet are over: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

The CRTC said it would leave podcasts alone. Turns out that was a myth: Peter Menzies in the Hub

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