Make It the Canadian Webcasting Corporation
That's my proposal. Beat the inevitable by turning the CBC into the CWC.
Could SOPA Pervade Canadian Copyright Law?
Media industry lobbyists push for Bill C-11 to increasingly resemble besieged US net piracy bill.
On Auction: Chance to Boost Digital Canada
Industry Minister to reveal terms of selling off highly valuable spectrum in near future.
A Math Wiz's Idea to Revive Local Journalism
Mark Latham's Voter Media set UBC's media community abuzz. So what next?
Ten Great Films About Newspapers Kick off Friday
'Stop the Presses' fest had lots of cinematic gems to choose from. What made the final edition?
Recent Mediacheck
The Day the Internet Fought Back
Digital blackout protest clearly upset SOPA laws, but don't cry victory just yet.
How to Entertain Yourself for Free, Digitally
January is the frugal month. Here's how I'm getting by.
A New Award for Pseudo-Satire, The Swiftys
Winners must have done something so ridiculous it's redundant to mock them. Your nominees?
What's in a Domain Name?
A surprising link between new web address extensions and the future of Internet rule.
Are Canada's Digital Laws Unconstitutional?
Why a recent Supreme Court decision may spur challenges to e-privacy laws.
Tyee Mobile and Video: Crazy Risks Pay off
Decision to join the 21st century seems to be working out.
Wearable Media Will Change How We Commune
Journalists need to think about how to tell a story from a wristwatch.
Why So Many Are Turning off TV World
Consider the high price of getting 60 channels of drivel. Consider the fast growing options.
The Year Ahead in Tech Law and Policy
Using my latest crystal ball app, here's what I see happening in 2012.
Renaissance Man, Part 2
In which a blind man nears a record-breaking motorcycle jump and a filmmaker explores the power of 'natural constituencies.'
Idea #8: The Web Revolution That Started in Your Pants
It's not porn. It's called 'responsive design,' the new wave of web development.
The Year in Tech Law, from A to Z
'Twas a lively 12 months of copyright battles, CRTC controversies, and lawful access debates.
How BC Hydro Unplugged My Privacy
Media beware: Crown corp broke rule for protecting identities of Freedom of Information filers.
The Lawful Access Deception
Feds say bill requiring ISPs to release customer info will help fight web crime. Others cry foul.
Big Week for Copyright at Supreme Court
Canada's top court to review five 'highly contested' copyright concerns in coming days.
Mediacheck: Page 1 of 5
Could SOPA Pervade Canadian Copyright Law?
Media industry lobbyists push for Bill C-11 to increasingly resemble besieged US net piracy bill.
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