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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

Objectivity, what journalists hate but the public still craves: Peter Menzies in C2C Journal

September 7, 2022

Columns

Countering the government’s incoherent media and online legislation—Advice for the next leader of the Opposition: Peter Menzies in the Hub

August 23, 2022

Columns

Facebook isn’t going to save you, newspapers: Peter Menzies in the Line

August 11, 2022

Domestic Policy

Commercial enterprise or public broadcaster? The CBC wants it both ways: Peter Menzies in the Hub

July 6, 2022

Domestic Policy

CBC doesn’t want to be a cherished public broadcaster: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

June 29, 2022

Domestic Policy

Bill C-11 critics are now Enemies of the People: Peter Menzies in the Line

June 21, 2022

Canadians should speak out against the government’s illiberal turn: Aaron Wudrick in the National Review

Columns

In attempting to curb misinformation and disinformation, the Liberals perpetuate same: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

June 7, 2022

The Heritage Minister’s push to ban RT undermines the CRTC’s independence: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Domestic Policy

What can we expect from an online regulator? Lessons from religion and pornography: Peter Menzies for Inside Policy

May 24, 2022

Even when publishers were getting rich, news itself never made money: Peter Menzies in the Line

Columns

Ottawa’s fix for the news business will actually hurt it: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

May 17, 2022

Competition law reforms not needed to meet the challenges of Big Tech: Daniel Sokol in the National Post

Columns

Canada’s shakedown of Big Tech: Peter Menzies in The Line

April 20, 2022

Canadian TV production is making the wrong kind of shows and falling behind: Jill Golick for the Star

Columns

Proposed online news act inserts the state into the newsrooms of the nation: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

April 12, 2022

Domestic Policy

Should the CBC lose all its advertising revenue? Yes: Peter Menzies in the Toronto Star

March 21, 2022

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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

Objectivity, what journalists hate but the public still craves: Peter Menzies in C2C Journal

Countering the government’s incoherent media and online legislation—Advice for the next leader of the Opposition: Peter Menzies in the Hub

Facebook isn’t going to save you, newspapers: Peter Menzies in the Line

Commercial enterprise or public broadcaster? The CBC wants it both ways: Peter Menzies in the Hub

CBC doesn’t want to be a cherished public broadcaster: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Bill C-11 critics are now Enemies of the People: Peter Menzies in the Line

In attempting to curb misinformation and disinformation, the Liberals perpetuate same: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

What can we expect from an online regulator? Lessons from religion and pornography: Peter Menzies for Inside Policy

Ottawa’s fix for the news business will actually hurt it: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

Canada’s shakedown of Big Tech: Peter Menzies in The Line

Proposed online news act inserts the state into the newsrooms of the nation: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

Should the CBC lose all its advertising revenue? Yes: Peter Menzies in the Toronto Star

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