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Sue Grey says ad allocations are unfair - but the Electoral Commission stands by it.

MindGeek argues that Pornhub is not an expression of Canadian cultural identity that Canadians expect the federal government to protect.

Singapore has become a regional base for many media and technology companies due its political stability, educated workforce, and good communications. TikTok has even based one of its two global headquarters in the city state, and with a charismatic local CEO, the app is growing in popularity with young Singaporeans.

Calls for Government inquiry into RNZ mount, as meeting slated with NZ-Ukrainian community

Government must ensure that all of the voices and talents of this generation of artists are heard

TORONTO, June 14, 2023 /CNW/ - Unifor is deeply concerned and outraged about today's announcement from Bell Canada Enterprises Inc. (BCE Inc.) to cut 1,300 positions and to close six and sell three radio stations in

MindGeek argues that Pornhub is not an expression of Canadian cultural identity that Canadians expect the federal government to protect.

The Online Safety Act, passed in November 2022, makes social media platforms liable if they fail to protect users from online harms.

The Online Safety Act empowers IMDA to issue orders to social media platforms to take down egregious content. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Meta has taken down a Facebook page and group which contained Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM) following an instruction by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) to review and remove the content. In a statement on Friday, IMDA said it also directed... Read more at www.tnp.sg