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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
Canadian Heritage Wakes Up (a guest column by Richard Stursberg) mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/26/c...
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Canadian Heritage Wakes Up (a guest column by Richard Stursberg)
September 26, 2026 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 …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Mark Carney, Canada's cultural export mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/24/m...
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Mark Carney, Canada’s cultural export
September 24, 2026 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 glo…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
Looking away from AI Armageddon mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/19/l...
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Looking away from AI Armageddon
(“Agent Smith” – AI illustration with images from Shutterstock) September 19, 2026 Twelve years ago in This Changes Everything Canadian author Naomi Klein coined the phrase “don’t look away.”…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
In case of trade war, break glass mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/16/i...
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In case of trade war, break glass
(Satiric AI illustration. The painting in the cabinet is from Toiletpaper by Cattelan and Ferrari) September 16, 2026 For the moment, the American trade war launched against Canada feels like it’s …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Support for the Online Streaming Act is up - the story of Global News - California waits for Governor to sign a QCJO bill mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/12/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Support for the Online Streaming Act is up – the story of Global News – California waits for Governor to sign a QCJO bill
September 12, 2026 A new Nanos poll commissioned by Bloomberg News finds increased support for public policy requiring US streamers to contribute financially to Canadian content.  Support rose…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 06/09/2026
Running on contact: Something Else for CanCon financing mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/06/r...
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Running on contact: Something Else for CanCon financing
AI photo illustration September 6, 2026 As long as I can remember, Canadian critics of the Online Streaming Act and the last sixty years of regulatory measures supporting Canadian culture have rare…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
The Trump carpetbaggers pillaging Canada mediapolicy.ca/2026/09/02/t...
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The Trump carpetbaggers pillaging Canada
Satiric AI illustration based on Thomas Nast’s Harpers Weekly illustration, 1872 September 2, 2026 The epithet “Carpetbaggers” has an evocative history in the United States.  It was how …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
“Knowing those [streamer] players as we do, they were not going to say, ‘Thank you very much. We’re done.’" They were only going to regard that as the appetizer.” mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/29/k...
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“Knowing those [streamer] players as we do, they were not going to say, ‘Thank you very much. We’re done.’” They were only going to regard that as the appetizer.”
August 29, 2026 The how and why of last Friday’s breakdown in US-Canadian trade talks preoccupied us for most of last week. The Canadians weighed in on why things went sideways after Trump announce…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Zuckerberg settles kids' lawsuit for $18B - doxxing liability for "networked harassment" - Cineplex's Goliath flexes mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/28/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Zuckerberg settles kids’ lawsuit for $18B – doxxing liability for “networked harassment” – Cineplex’s Goliath flexes
(AI illustration) August 28, 2026 Meta’s big trial settled after only five days of testimony and before CEO Mark Zuckerberg was scheduled to take the stand. The social media giant just paid o…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
The public got there first. Carney got there later. mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/23/t...
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The public got there first. Carney got there later.
August 23, 2026 On Friday night Mark Carney said no to the “shit deal” that Canadian journalist Jen Gerson warned us might be coming. In the absence of a lot more information than we’ve already bee…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - The $600M waterhole - Australia's new C-18 - Paramount merger drama continues mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/22/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – The $600M waterhole – Australia’s new C-18 – Paramount merger drama continues
August 22, 2026 I was pleased with myself this week to be quoted in a news story that described the Carney government’s promise of $600 million annually for cultural spending, in replacement of the…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Digital "alignment" and the Canadian Safe Social Media Act mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/19/d...
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Digital “alignment” and the Canadian Safe Social Media Act
August 19, 2026 It is commonplace to observe that it pleases the Trump administration to throw its weight around when it comes to Big Tech’s global dominance.  The propensity to claim extraterritor…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
Inside the lobbying fight over online streamers’ CanCon contributions: theijf.org/article/insi...
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Inside the lobbying fight over online streamers’ CanCon contributions
What happened behind closed doors that led the government to reverse the payment increase for foreign streamers in Canada?
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 15/08/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Film industry throws down on Carney - ambitions for Canadian media tech - Paramount's runaway shop mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/15/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Film industry throws down on Carney – ambitions for Canadian media tech – Paramount’s runaway shop
August 15, 2026 Canadians, it seems, are not looking for a national moment of humiliation in the face of US trade aggression. Public polling tell us so and hats off to The Line’s Jen Garson for spe…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Will Carney's Netflix tax play in Chicoutimi? - is the Liberal kids safety bill safe from Trump? - Paramount Warner Bros trial date mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/09/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Will Carney’s Netflix tax play in Chicoutimi? – is the Liberal kids safety bill safe from Trump? – Paramount Warner Bros trial date
(satiric AI photo illustration) August 9, 2026 It’s likely that the standout moments of the Mark Carney chapter in Canadian history books will include the Gordie Howe Bridge and his repeal of the d…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
Letter from a Canadian: On the meaning of trade ‘discrimination’ mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/07/l...
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Letter from a Canadian: On the meaning of trade ‘discrimination’
August 7, 2026 “I don’t know what you mean by ‘glory,’” Alice said. Humpty Dumpty smiled contemptuously. “Of course you don’t—till I tell you. I meant ‘there’s a nice knock-down argument for …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 01/08/2026
On Canada-US Friendship Day mediapolicy.ca/2026/08/01/o...
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On Canada-US Friendship Day
August 1, 2026 On July 28th the Toronto Blue Jays suited up for nine innings against the Washington Nationals on “Canada-US Friendship Day.”  The game was played in the US capital, home to the…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 25/07/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Village Media expands to middle America - Meta says Canadian news ban is good for its stock price - Paramount and US states face off over Warner Bros. merger mediapolicy.ca/2026/07/25/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Village Media expands to middle America – Meta says Canadian news ban is good for its stock price – Paramount and US states face off over Warner Bros. merger
Facebook post, Narcity Canada July 25, 2026 The late and first Lord Thomson of Fleet, Canada’s Roy Thomson, built the ground floor of his media empire on home turf in northern Ontario. During the 1…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 18/07/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - Plan B for AI's content theft - AI scorecards of news journalism - does Canada Post neutralize news subsidies? - minister Miller’s book briefing mediapolicy.ca/2026/07/18/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – Plan B for AI’s content theft – AI scorecards of news journalism – does Canada Post neutralize news subsidies? – minister Miller’s book briefing
July 18, 2026 News publishers around the world are about to get their asses handed to them by AI companies. And they know it. What to do? Well there’s Plan A and there’s Plan B. Plan A is for…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 12/07/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - AI news scraping deal in Australia - who will pay for non-partisan journalism? - two paths to liberal democracy mediapolicy.ca/2026/07/12/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – AI news scraping deal in Australia – who will pay for non-partisan journalism? – two paths to liberal democracy
July 12, 2026 Canadians are familiar with the story of the Online News Act. True policy nerds know that it’s part of a bigger story in which Google and Meta grappled with mandatory news licensing i…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 05/07/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Carney's Fleecing - Honest Reporting's tax troubles - what CRTC chairs do - huzzah Canada! mediapolicy.ca/2026/07/05/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Carney’s Fleecing – Honest Reporting’s tax troubles – what CRTC chairs do – huzzah Canada!
July 5, 2026 Of the gamut of emotions that supporters of the Online Streaming Act ran through when Prime Minister Mark Carney overruled the CRTC’s 15% contribution scheme for Netflix and the foreig…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
Admit it. CBC News is the best. mediapolicy.ca/2026/07/01/a...
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Admit it. CBC News is the best.
July 1, 2026 In my last post, I spent time teasing out the nuances of how the Reuters Oxford 2026 report on digital news analyzes “trust in news.” The gist of the post was: look at the right “trust…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 27/06/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Your trust in news - Zuckerberg's your daddy - Seeing Red - CBC is vulnerable - Do AI chatbots lean left? - Explaining Age Bans mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/27/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Your trust in news – Zuckerberg’s your daddy – Seeing Red – CBC is vulnerable – Do AI chatbots lean left? – Explaining Age Bans
(AI illustration) June 27, 2026 Every year the Reuters Oxford Digital News conducts a global survey of online news journalism. It frequently leads its public release with a headline-grabbing number…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
Book Review: Tera Henley's The Trust Spiral mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/23/b...
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Book Review: Tera Henley’s The Trust Spiral
June 23, 2026 The 2026 Reuters Oxford Digital News report says we’ve hit a new low in public trust in Canadian journalism at 37%. Only ten years ago it was 55%. That number might leave yo…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 20/06/2026
Miller has no idea what Carney and Sarandos discussed – will Montreal voters punish the Netflix bailout? – Senate publishes CBC report – US media giants continue to merge mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/20/m...
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Miller has no idea what Carney and Sarandos discussed – will Montreal voters punish the Netflix bailout? – Senate publishes CBC report – US media giants continue to merge
June 20, 2026 After getting challenged by CTV’s Vassy Kapelos for his government’s June 3rd “capitulation” on the Online Streaming Act, culture and identity minister Marc …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
MediaPolicy's First Explainer on the Safe Social Media Act mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/16/m...
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MediaPolicy’s First Explainer on the Safe Social Media Act
2024 Opinion Poll, The Dais June 16, 2026 I will make a confession. I was at first overwhelmed by the breadth and detail of the federal government’s new Safe Social Media Act Bill C-34. The dense l…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 14/06/2026
Catching Up - Miller explains the Netflix bailout - Federal ad vouchers to support Canadian media? - FCC approves the Paramount/ Warner Bros merger mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/14/c...
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Catching Up – Miller explains the Netflix bailout – Federal ad vouchers to support Canadian media? – FCC approves the Paramount/ Warner Bros merger
June 14, 2026 There are few things more refreshing than CTV’s Vassy Kapelos grilling cabinet ministers. The host of Question Period had culture and identity minister Marc Miller in the dock o…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Feds table Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/11/f...
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Feds table Bill C-34, the Safe Social Media Act
June 11, 2026 Even if you haven’t, Prime Minister Mark Carney has moved on from last week’s announcement of a $600 million taxpayer bailout of US streamers who were scheduled to make cash con…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 07/06/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - What comes after "No Netflix tax"? - British regulator backs news publishers vs Google AI mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/07/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – What comes after “No Netflix tax”? – British regulator backs news publishers vs Google AI
“Elbows up, eh?” June 7, 2026 Eight months is a long time in politics and we have come a long way since former Heritage minister Steven Guilbeault proclaimed that “culture is not …
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The Globe and Mail @theglobeandmail.com · 05/06/2026
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Carney’s online streaming act about-face is a blow to middle-power solidarity
After his rousing Davos speech, Carney’s cave in to entertainment conglomerates is a set back
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Mark Carney’s big pivot on the Online Streaming Act: Elbows Up, this isn’t. mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/05/m...
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Mark Carney’s big pivot on the Online Streaming Act: Elbows Up, this isn’t.
June 5, 2026 This week’s announcement by Culture and Identity minister Marc Miller that the federal government is striking down the CRTC’s ruling on streamer contributions to Canadian con…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
CanCon's future is now: a conversation with Brad Danks mediapolicy.ca/2026/06/03/c...
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CanCon’s future is now: a conversation with Brad Danks
June 3, 2026 Brad Danks is the CEO of OUTtv Media Global, based in Vancouver. Most Canadians know OUTtv as the Canadian LGBTQ television channel. I interviewed Danks back in 2022 when the parl…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 30/05/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - a Netflix tax? - Fawcett defends boss, subsidies - the Online News Act v. 2.0. mediapolicy.ca/2026/05/30/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – a Netflix tax? – Fawcett defends boss, subsidies – the Online News Act v. 2.0.
The Leader of the Opposition gets his sunglasses stuck in his teeth May 30, 2026 Last week I published my take on the CRTC’s latest ruling on how much Netflix and the Hollywood streamers will have …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
CanCon Corks bobbing on the ocean: the CRTC's new ruling on Hollywood streamers in Canada mediapolicy.ca/2026/05/24/c...
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CanCon Corks bobbing on the ocean: the CRTC’s new ruling on Hollywood streamers in Canada
May 24, 2026 The other shoe dropped this week when the CRTC delivered two rulings that nearly complete its new regulatory framework for Netflix and the rest of the Hollywood streamers, as…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - media funding in Québec - innovation in news journalism - The Netflix Effect mediapolicy.ca/2026/05/18/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – media funding in Québec – innovation in news journalism – The Netflix Effect
Québec culture minister Mathieu Lacombe May 18, 2026 There’s an election upcoming in Québec this fall and the politics of media and culture can be expected to get lot of attention.  This past …
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 10/05/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - CBC’s missing $200M - The Six Billion Dollar news subsidy - The Hub says Yes to news subsidies - the nihilism of activist journalism - are paid news subscriptions enough for civic dialogue? mediapolicy.ca/2026/05/10/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – CBC’s missing $200M – The Six Billion Dollar news subsidy – The Hub says Yes to news subsidies – the nihilism of activist journalism – are paid news subscriptions enough f...
“Six billion dollars” May 10, 2026 There’s no other way to say it. It was a goofy week for Canadian media policy. On Tuesday, cabinet minister Marc Miller popped up at the Commons…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 02/05/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - journalism subsidies for news broadcasters ? - Australia lowers price on Big Tech news levy - Age verification bill tabled in House of Commons mediapolicy.ca/2026/05/02/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – journalism subsidies for news broadcasters ? – Australia lowers price on Big Tech news levy – Age verification bill tabled in House of Commons
AI Image May 2, 2026 On Wednesday I posted about the new report written by Senator Andrew Cardozo and myself on the future of subsidies for news journalism.  One of the not so surprising options we…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
A sustainable Canadian news media: what is to be done? A new report. mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/29/a...
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A sustainable Canadian news media: what is to be done? A new report.
April 29, 2026 Today, Senator Andrew Cardozo released his new report “Making News Media Sustainable,” co-authored with yours truly, on future policy options for supporting Canadian news…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 25/04/2026
When you're the last to know. mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/25/w...
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When you’re the last to know.
AI Photo Illustration April 25, 2026 We, the people, were the last to know. On Thursday, CBC president Marie-Phillipe Bouchard told Heritage committee MPs the $150 million increase in the public br…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - Streamers spending less in Canada - CPAC gets a raise - Independent TV stations want interim funding - Bloc MP rips Rebel News mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/21/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – Streamers spending less in Canada – CPAC gets a raise – Independent TV stations want interim funding – Bloc MP rips Rebel News
Slide from Profile 2025 April 21, 2026 This week the Canadian Media Producers Association released its annual Profile snapshot of how much money is being spent in Canadian video production, both fo…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 18/04/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - Liberal majority means business for Heritage MPs - Rebel News is back on the policy menu - Buddy cops are back mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/18/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – Liberal majority means business for Heritage MPs – Rebel News is back on the policy menu – Buddy cops are back
April 18, 2026 The new Liberal majority in the House of Commons puts the Carney government in command of Parliamentary committees, including Canadian Heritage. That clears the path for the Carney g…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 04/04/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - Being Galen Weston - California budget cuts - Liberal culture cuts, revisited mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/04/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – Being Galen Weston – California budget cuts – Liberal culture cuts, revisited
April 4, 2026 In case you missed it, last week I posted something I have been needing to get out of my system for a while, a counter-rant against the false labelling of mainstream media (whatever t…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
"The Left Wing Mainstream Media," and other acts of magic. mediapolicy.ca/2026/04/02/t...
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“The Left Wing Mainstream Media,” and other acts of magic.
April 2, 2026 If there is one thing that sets my teeth on edge these days it’s the phrase “the left-wing mainstream media.” I hear it from right-wing voices, both those I respect and those I don’t.…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
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UK Government's Copyright "Reform": The Content Giveaway is Rescinded, But What's Next?
Explore the UK government's latest stance on copyright and AI, finally listening to rightsholder concerns, but what comes next is unknown.
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
Catching up on MediaPolicy - CRTC will adjudicate Meta’s ban on Canadian news outlets - US juries find Meta and YouTube liable for online harms to children mediapolicy.ca/2026/03/30/c...
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Catching up on MediaPolicy – CRTC will adjudicate Meta’s ban on Canadian news outlets – US juries find Meta and YouTube liable for online harms to children
Narcity news post March 30, 2026 Today is the CRTC’s deadline for the public to weigh in on the application by several independent television stations to officially designate Facebook and Instagram…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
Richard Stursberg drills down on policy proposals for Canadian books he says can be winners (if only Ottawa would listen) mediapolicy.ca/2026/03/27/r...
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Richard Stursberg drills down on policy proposals for Canadian books he says can be winners (if only Ottawa would listen)
March 27, 2026 In January, Sutherland Books published Richard Stursberg’s tonic for the anemic domestic market in Canadian authored books, Lament for a Literature. Now semi-retired, Stursberg…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 21/03/2026
Defending our cultural sovereignty, down to the last budget cut mediapolicy.ca/2026/03/21/d...
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Defending our cultural sovereignty, down to the last budget cut
March 21, 2026 There was brief political buzz this week when US Congressman Lloyd Smucker (R-PA) introduced a bill in the House Ways and Means Committee to ask the Trump administration to pronounce…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 14/03/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - The Dhanraj Show - Go away Paul Wells, you're not a journalist - The OpenAI problem - Grand Theft Anna mediapolicy.ca/2026/03/14/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – The Dhanraj Show – Go away Paul Wells, you’re not a journalist – The OpenAI problem – Grand Theft Anna
March 14, 2026 Last September MPs on the Parliamentary Heritage committee (CHPC) voted unanimously to hold hearings on “the state of Canadian journalism.” This happened after, or perhaps because of…
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@MediaPolicy @mediapolicy.bsky.social · 08/03/2026
Catching Up on MediaPolicy - Local TV independents demand Meta bargain despite news ban - Radio Canada's Amazon deal roils in Quebec - the clock ticks on Bell Media's future mediapolicy.ca/2026/03/08/c...
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Catching Up on MediaPolicy – Local TV independents demand Meta bargain despite news ban – Radio Canada’s Amazon deal roils in Quebec – the clock ticks on Bell Media’s future
CHCH News Director Greg O’Brien March 8, 2026 Just before the new year, the CRTC hit the pause button on its staff investigation into Meta’s leaky ban on news content posted to Facebook and I…
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