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The Prime Minister, the Netflix tax, and the vox populi
(AI illustration)
As I said when Canada-US trade talks broke off in August, the public got there first. Carney got there later.
Three months earlier on June 3rd the Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that he was going to override the CR...
Catching up on MediaPolicy – Trust cascading Canadian journalism – Paramount wins the anti-trust battle – California signs off on news subsidies
Millions of students use AI to cheat on their assignments, or so we’ve heard.
So it is no surprise that someone claiming to be a independent journalist would use AI to deceive reputable news agencies.
“Daniel Robson,” now exposed as an al...
Between regulatory opposites, Carney must plot a new course for the CRTC
Prime Minister Mark Carney recently granted the New York Times an hour-long interview about where he is taking Canada.
Canadian journalists, who would have loved that kind of access to the prime minister, were irked. What ever happened to...
Canadian Heritage Wakes Up (a guest column by Richard Stursberg)
Three weeks ago I wrote a post about a big rethink on the financing and marketing of Canadian audio visual content going on behind the scenes at Heritage Canada.
That caught the attention of my good friend Richard Stursberg.
Richard has s...
Mark Carney, Canada’s cultural export
In this historical moment, Prime Minister Mark Carney has become our greatest cultural export. He is considered in his pronouncements, good natured and unflappable. He is the global anti-Trump.
Occasionally, the imperious CEO gets loose. I...
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