Analysis

Too Big, Too Postmedia: A not-so-feverish review of federal funding of Canadian journalism

Howard Law

Dec 16, 20214 min read

Too Big, Too Postmedia: A not-so-feverish review of federal funding of Canadian journalism

Howard Law

Dec 7, 20213 min read

Digging Deeper into the Google Pay-for-Content Deals

Howard Law

Nov 30, 20213 min read

Rogers/Shaw Wrap Up: What the CRTC Might Do with the Merger

The CRTC’s chickens come home to roost on Internet TV and Local News

Howard Law

Nov 29, 20214 min read

The CRTC’s chickens come home to roost on Internet TV and Local News

News Publishers Break Ranks, Have Google and Facebook Won?

Howard Law

Nov 29, 20214 min read

News Publishers Break Ranks, Have Google and Facebook Won?

Howard Law

Oct 15, 20214 min read

The Libs’ Online Harms Bill Can’t Be Rushed

Howard Law

Oct 8, 20213 min read

Whistleblower rips the lid off Facebook’s Online Harms

Part five. How the Platforms Should Pay for Journalism

Howard Law

Sep 17, 20216 min read

Part five. How the Platforms Should Pay for Journalism

Part four. Online News Content: The Global Battle Between the Platforms and Parliaments

Howard Law

Sep 15, 20215 min read

Part four. Online News Content: The Global Battle Between the Platforms and Parliaments

Part three. How Facebook and Google Monetize Your Privacy

Howard Law

Sep 11, 20216 min read

Part three. How Facebook and Google Monetize Your Privacy

Part Two. The Rise of Google and Facebook and the Decline of Canadian Local News

Howard Law

Sep 1, 20215 min read

Part Two. The Rise of Google and Facebook and the Decline of Canadian Local News

Part one. News Journalism v. Google & Facebook: Why the Web Giants Should Pay

Howard Law

Aug 30, 20212 min read

Part one. News Journalism v. Google & Facebook: Why the Web Giants Should Pay

Howard Law

Aug 29, 20203 min read

Broadcasters Sound the Alarm on Local News

Howard Law

Jun 7, 20203 min read

Australian-Rules Regulation

Howard Law

Feb 21, 20204 min read

Janet and the Goliaths

Howard Law

Nov 18, 20193 min read

Will the Next Parliament Save Journalism?

Howard Law

Oct 15, 20193 min read

Membership Update – What the Major Parties Say About Media Industry Issues

Howard Law

Jul 3, 20196 min read

Review: Canada’s Cultural Apocalypse

Howard Law

May 27, 20193 min read

Too Big, Too Postmedia: A not-so-feverish review of federal funding of Canadian journalism

Digging Deeper into the Google Pay-for-Content Deals

Rogers/Shaw Wrap Up: What the CRTC Might Do with the Merger

The CRTC’s chickens come home to roost on Internet TV and Local News

News Publishers Break Ranks, Have Google and Facebook Won?

The Libs’ Online Harms Bill Can’t Be Rushed

Whistleblower rips the lid off Facebook’s Online Harms

Part five. How the Platforms Should Pay for Journalism

Part four. Online News Content: The Global Battle Between the Platforms and Parliaments

Part three. How Facebook and Google Monetize Your Privacy

Part Two. The Rise of Google and Facebook and the Decline of Canadian Local News

Part one. News Journalism v. Google & Facebook: Why the Web Giants Should Pay

Broadcasters Sound the Alarm on Local News

Australian-Rules Regulation

Janet and the Goliaths

Will the Next Parliament Save Journalism?

Membership Update – What the Major Parties Say About Media Industry Issues

Review: Canada’s Cultural Apocalypse

Facts About Journalism Panel Lost in the Media Storm

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