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A concise Q&A guide to foreign investment law and policy in Japan, including policies and practices, main laws, scope of application and more.

Canada’s law-makers are debating a bill that could make this happen. Much of the controversy about Bill C-10 thus far has been about its potential to bring user-generated content on sites like Instagram and YouTube under the regulatory thumb of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). But the bill poses a more serious threat on another front. It will enable the CRTC to force platforms like YouTube and TikTok to make Canadian content more “discoverable” by promoting it over other content. Some fear this could skew search results, the content we stream and w...

  TORONTO -- With the federal government’s approach to regulating social media and streaming services under a spotlight with the ongoing study of Bill C-10, an expert in digital media has voiced concern that the discussion over the legislation may undermine future attempts to take on web giants. "I frankly worry that the C-10 discussions are undermining our ability to come up with good collections of legislation," Elizabeth Dubois, an associate professor at the University of Ottawa who specializes in digital media and political communication, said on the latest episode of Trend Line. "...

"This needs to stop before it gets out of hand." In 2017, I wrote that sentence in an article delving into the links between white supremacy and political