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We’ve written a bunch of stuff about the obvious to anyone who understands the internet problems of Canada’s C-18, now dubbed the Online News Act. The fundamental premise behind it is to break the open internet, as an obviously corrupt forced wealth transfer from one disfavored industry to an industry that helps get politicians elected.…

The news that online streamers and podcasters will soon be required to register with Canada's broadcasting regulator is causing confusion and concern that

Social media users not required to register with regulator, but some services will be

This week on “It’s Political,” we dig into the federal government’s response to a crisis decades in the making. The Online News Act, which became law this summer, has prompted Meta to block news links on its platforms. Is Google ready to follow suit?

Blackberry, OpenText, Ada-AI, Cohere and Coveo are among the first signatories of finalized guidelines, announced Wednesday by Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne.

Blackberry, OpenText, Ada-AI, Cohere and Coveo are among the first signatories of finalized guidelines, announced Wednesday by Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne

Teams of doctors from Save A Child's Heart at Wolfson Medical Center implant cardiac device through 18-year-old patient's neck

In advance of the start of committee hearings on proposed Canadian privacy and artificial intelligence legislation today, 45 groups, experts, and academics released an open letter to Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne calling on major changes. Champagne and department officials are scheduled to testify before the House of Commons Industry and Technology committee at 3:30 p.m.

Good Thursday morning!In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on the launch of a new climate-focused investment fund by Israeli tech entrepreneur Ziv Aviram and former President Bill Clinton, as well as a meeting between American Jewish leaders...

When countries accuse other countries of assassination, they traditionally bring video and forensic evidence instead of nothing