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  1. UK Repeating Canada’s Online Streaming Act Mistake

    The Canadian government demanded that it's close media outlet friends be given YouTube priority. The UK is doing the same thing.

    freezenet.ca/uk-repeating-cana

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #UK #YouTube

  2. UK Repeating Canada’s Online Streaming Act Mistake

    The Canadian government demanded that it's close media outlet friends be given YouTube priority. The UK is doing the same thing.

    freezenet.ca/uk-repeating-cana

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #UK #YouTube

  3. UK Repeating Canada’s Online Streaming Act Mistake

    The Canadian government demanded that it's close media outlet friends be given YouTube priority. The UK is doing the same thing.

    freezenet.ca/uk-repeating-cana

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #UK #YouTube

  4. UK Repeating Canada’s Online Streaming Act Mistake

    The Canadian government demanded that it's close media outlet friends be given YouTube priority. The UK is doing the same thing.

    freezenet.ca/uk-repeating-cana

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #UK #YouTube

  5. UK Repeating Canada’s Online Streaming Act Mistake

    The Canadian government demanded that it's close media outlet friends be given YouTube priority. The UK is doing the same thing.

    freezenet.ca/uk-repeating-cana

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #UK #YouTube

  6. Canadian Government Reverses CRTC Online Streaming Act Decision

    A CRTC decision that would've tripled the costs of online web services has been killed by the Canadian government.

    freezenet.ca/canadian-governme

    #SiteAnnouncements #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming

  7. Canadian Government Reverses CRTC Online Streaming Act Decision

    A CRTC decision that would've tripled the costs of online web services has been killed by the Canadian government.

    freezenet.ca/canadian-governme

    #SiteAnnouncements #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming

  8. Canadian Government Reverses CRTC Online Streaming Act Decision

    A CRTC decision that would've tripled the costs of online web services has been killed by the Canadian government.

    freezenet.ca/canadian-governme

    #SiteAnnouncements #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming

  9. Canadian Government Reverses CRTC Online Streaming Act Decision

    A CRTC decision that would've tripled the costs of online web services has been killed by the Canadian government.

    freezenet.ca/canadian-governme

    #SiteAnnouncements #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming

  10. Canadian Government Reverses CRTC Online Streaming Act Decision

    A CRTC decision that would've tripled the costs of online web services has been killed by the Canadian government.

    freezenet.ca/canadian-governme

    #SiteAnnouncements #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming

  11. Ottawa tells CRTC to change course on increasing streamers’ financial contributions

    Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller speaks during a Gen(Z)AI Plenary Convening fireside chat in Ottawa on…
    #Canada #Ottawa #Canadiancontent #CanadianIdentity #CRTC #financialcontributions #MarcMiller #OnlineStreamingAct #streamers #TheCanadianPress
    europesays.com/canada/73176/

  12. CRTC Already Jacking Up Online Streaming Act Fees

    The terrible Online Streaming Act has been deeply problematic and the CRTC slapping on an additional 10% fee isn't helping.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-already-jack

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #money #MPA #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #US

  13. CRTC Already Jacking Up Online Streaming Act Fees

    The terrible Online Streaming Act has been deeply problematic and the CRTC slapping on an additional 10% fee isn't helping.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-already-jack

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #money #MPA #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #US

  14. CRTC Already Jacking Up Online Streaming Act Fees

    The terrible Online Streaming Act has been deeply problematic and the CRTC slapping on an additional 10% fee isn't helping.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-already-jack

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #money #MPA #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #US

  15. CRTC Already Jacking Up Online Streaming Act Fees

    The terrible Online Streaming Act has been deeply problematic and the CRTC slapping on an additional 10% fee isn't helping.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-already-jack

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #money #MPA #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #US

  16. CRTC Already Jacking Up Online Streaming Act Fees

    The terrible Online Streaming Act has been deeply problematic and the CRTC slapping on an additional 10% fee isn't helping.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-already-jack

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CRTC #money #MPA #OnlineStreamingAct #streaming #US

  17. Lobbyists Throw Temper Tantrum Over CRTC Bill C-11 Implementation

    Lobbyists are throwing an absolute fit over how long it is taking the CRTC to implement the Online Streaming Act.

    freezenet.ca/lobbyists-throw-t

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CPAC #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct

  18. Lobbyists Throw Temper Tantrum Over CRTC Bill C-11 Implementation

    Lobbyists are throwing an absolute fit over how long it is taking the CRTC to implement the Online Streaming Act.

    freezenet.ca/lobbyists-throw-t

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CPAC #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct

  19. Lobbyists Throw Temper Tantrum Over CRTC Bill C-11 Implementation

    Lobbyists are throwing an absolute fit over how long it is taking the CRTC to implement the Online Streaming Act.

    freezenet.ca/lobbyists-throw-t

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CPAC #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct

  20. Lobbyists Throw Temper Tantrum Over CRTC Bill C-11 Implementation

    Lobbyists are throwing an absolute fit over how long it is taking the CRTC to implement the Online Streaming Act.

    freezenet.ca/lobbyists-throw-t

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CPAC #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct

  21. Lobbyists Throw Temper Tantrum Over CRTC Bill C-11 Implementation

    Lobbyists are throwing an absolute fit over how long it is taking the CRTC to implement the Online Streaming Act.

    freezenet.ca/lobbyists-throw-t

    #Business #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #CPAC #CRTC #OnlineStreamingAct

  22. US Republicans Table Bill Challenging Online Streaming Act

    The pressure is mounting again over Canada's Online Streaming Act as US Republicans tabled a bill asking for a USTR investigation.

    freezenet.ca/us-republicans-ta

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #legislation #OnlineStreamingAct #Republicans #US

  23. US Republicans Table Bill Challenging Online Streaming Act

    The pressure is mounting again over Canada's Online Streaming Act as US Republicans tabled a bill asking for a USTR investigation.

    freezenet.ca/us-republicans-ta

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #legislation #OnlineStreamingAct #Republicans #US

  24. US Republicans Table Bill Challenging Online Streaming Act

    The pressure is mounting again over Canada's Online Streaming Act as US Republicans tabled a bill asking for a USTR investigation.

    freezenet.ca/us-republicans-ta

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #legislation #OnlineStreamingAct #Republicans #US

  25. US Republicans Table Bill Challenging Online Streaming Act

    The pressure is mounting again over Canada's Online Streaming Act as US Republicans tabled a bill asking for a USTR investigation.

    freezenet.ca/us-republicans-ta

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #legislation #OnlineStreamingAct #Republicans #US

  26. US Republicans Table Bill Challenging Online Streaming Act

    The pressure is mounting again over Canada's Online Streaming Act as US Republicans tabled a bill asking for a USTR investigation.

    freezenet.ca/us-republicans-ta

    #Censorship #News #BillC11 #Canada #legislation #OnlineStreamingAct #Republicans #US

  27. The next American threat you might not see coming

    In light of this discussion of AI, weaponized algorithms, the rise of misinformation online, and how these technologies are wielded by states to spread propaganda and influence, I realize that there are actually older internet technologies that people can introduce in their lives to push back.

    Whether you’re new to RSS/Atom feeds, or you’re coming back to them, I think this is a great way to drive traffic back towards an open internet, and away from walled gardens. And, while legacy media may have their own challenges, it’s a serious sign that the public at large has been manipulated to rely entirely on centralized social media platforms for news.

    At this time, Canada is preparing for a CUSMA review, and the Online News Act is deemed by the US to be a “trade irritant”. Since Canadians continue to boycott US products, consider introducing a new way to consume your news: enter RSS/Atom. There are plenty of news outlets, blogs, and websites that offer their RSS/Atom feeds. For example, The Walrus, Rabble, Le Monde, DW, and many more outlets offer feeds from which you can gather your news.

    Your feed reader can compile, categorize, and tag these headlines just the way you like with some tweaking.

    https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/9.7064933

    As a relatively heavy consumer of news, mostly by reading, I’m probably not going to be much help for those who mainly consume their news through social media, videos, shorts, or otherwise.

    But for my follow readers out there, I was recently re-introduced to RSS/Atom when I came across a post about Tuvix, and I must say that the present offerings out there for Readers/Aggregators are solid.

    For those on iPhone, you can get started easily with NewsNetWire.

    For the tech savvy folks, there are self-hostable solutions out there - Tuvix included - that are just as useful. I came across Commafeed, and FreshRSS, and have seen mentions of Tiny Tiny RSS as well.

    https://kopitalk.net/c/selfhosted/p/212382/tuvix-tricorder-an-rss-button-for-the-web

  28. The next American threat you might not see coming

    In light of this discussion of AI, weaponized algorithms, the rise of misinformation online, and how these technologies are wielded by states to spread propaganda and influence, I realize that there are actually older internet technologies that people can introduce in their lives to push back.

    Whether you’re new to RSS/Atom feeds, or you’re coming back to them, I think this is a great way to drive traffic back towards an open internet, and away from walled gardens. And, while legacy media may have their own challenges, it’s a serious sign that the public at large has been manipulated to rely entirely on centralized social media platforms for news.

    At this time, Canada is preparing for a CUSMA review, and the Online News Act is deemed by the US to be a “trade irritant”. Since Canadians continue to boycott US products, consider introducing a new way to consume your news: enter RSS/Atom. There are plenty of news outlets, blogs, and websites that offer their RSS/Atom feeds. For example, The Walrus, Rabble, Le Monde, DW, and many more outlets offer feeds from which you can gather your news.

    Your feed reader can compile, categorize, and tag these headlines just the way you like with some tweaking.

    https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/9.7064933

    As a relatively heavy consumer of news, mostly by reading, I’m probably not going to be much help for those who mainly consume their news through social media, videos, shorts, or otherwise.

    But for my follow readers out there, I was recently re-introduced to RSS/Atom when I came across a post about Tuvix, and I must say that the present offerings out there for Readers/Aggregators are solid.

    For those on iPhone, you can get started easily with NewsNetWire.

    For the tech savvy folks, there are self-hostable solutions out there - Tuvix included - that are just as useful. I came across Commafeed, and FreshRSS, and have seen mentions of Tiny Tiny RSS as well.

    https://kopitalk.net/c/selfhosted/p/212382/tuvix-tricorder-an-rss-button-for-the-web

  29. The next American threat you might not see coming

    In light of this discussion of AI, weaponized algorithms, the rise of misinformation online, and how these technologies are wielded by states to spread propaganda and influence, I realize that there are actually older internet technologies that people can introduce in their lives to push back.

    Whether you’re new to RSS/Atom feeds, or you’re coming back to them, I think this is a great way to drive traffic back towards an open internet, and away from walled gardens. And, while legacy media may have their own challenges, it’s a serious sign that the public at large has been manipulated to rely entirely on centralized social media platforms for news.

    At this time, Canada is preparing for a CUSMA review, and the Online News Act is deemed by the US to be a “trade irritant”. Since Canadians continue to boycott US products, consider introducing a new way to consume your news: enter RSS/Atom. There are plenty of news outlets, blogs, and websites that offer their RSS/Atom feeds. For example, The Walrus, Rabble, Le Monde, DW, and many more outlets offer feeds from which you can gather your news.

    Your feed reader can compile, categorize, and tag these headlines just the way you like with some tweaking.

    https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/9.7064933

    As a relatively heavy consumer of news, mostly by reading, I’m probably not going to be much help for those who mainly consume their news through social media, videos, shorts, or otherwise.

    But for my follow readers out there, I was recently re-introduced to RSS/Atom when I came across a post about Tuvix, and I must say that the present offerings out there for Readers/Aggregators are solid.

    For those on iPhone, you can get started easily with NewsNetWire.

    For the tech savvy folks, there are self-hostable solutions out there - Tuvix included - that are just as useful. I came across Commafeed, and FreshRSS, and have seen mentions of Tiny Tiny RSS as well.

    https://kopitalk.net/c/selfhosted/p/212382/tuvix-tricorder-an-rss-button-for-the-web

  30. The next American threat you might not see coming

    In light of this discussion of AI, weaponized algorithms, the rise of misinformation online, and how these technologies are wielded by states to spread propaganda and influence, I realize that there are actually older internet technologies that people can introduce in their lives to push back.

    Whether you’re new to RSS/Atom feeds, or you’re coming back to them, I think this is a great way to drive traffic back towards an open internet, and away from walled gardens. And, while legacy media may have their own challenges, it’s a serious sign that the public at large has been manipulated to rely entirely on centralized social media platforms for news.

    At this time, Canada is preparing for a CUSMA review, and the Online News Act is deemed by the US to be a “trade irritant”. Since Canadians continue to boycott US products, consider introducing a new way to consume your news: enter RSS/Atom. There are plenty of news outlets, blogs, and websites that offer their RSS/Atom feeds. For example, The Walrus, Rabble, Le Monde, DW, and many more outlets offer feeds from which you can gather your news.

    Your feed reader can compile, categorize, and tag these headlines just the way you like with some tweaking.

    https://www.cbc.ca/lite/story/9.7064933

    As a relatively heavy consumer of news, mostly by reading, I’m probably not going to be much help for those who mainly consume their news through social media, videos, shorts, or otherwise.

    But for my follow readers out there, I was recently re-introduced to RSS/Atom when I came across a post about Tuvix, and I must say that the present offerings out there for Readers/Aggregators are solid.

    For those on iPhone, you can get started easily with NewsNetWire.

    For the tech savvy folks, there are self-hostable solutions out there - Tuvix included - that are just as useful. I came across Commafeed, and FreshRSS, and have seen mentions of Tiny Tiny RSS as well.

    https://kopitalk.net/c/selfhosted/p/212382/tuvix-tricorder-an-rss-button-for-the-web

  31. CRTC Sued a Fifth Time Over the Online Streaming Act

    The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) is adding to the litigation pile against the CRTC with a lawsuit of their own.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-sued-a-fifth

    #Censorship #LawAndTechnology #News #BillC11 #Canada #CMPA #CRTC #lawsuit #OnlineStreamingAct

  32. CRTC Sued a Fifth Time Over the Online Streaming Act

    The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) is adding to the litigation pile against the CRTC with a lawsuit of their own.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-sued-a-fifth

    #Censorship #LawAndTechnology #News #BillC11 #Canada #CMPA #CRTC #lawsuit #OnlineStreamingAct

  33. CRTC Sued a Fifth Time Over the Online Streaming Act

    The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) is adding to the litigation pile against the CRTC with a lawsuit of their own.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-sued-a-fifth

    #Censorship #LawAndTechnology #News #BillC11 #Canada #CMPA #CRTC #lawsuit #OnlineStreamingAct

  34. CRTC Sued a Fifth Time Over the Online Streaming Act

    The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) is adding to the litigation pile against the CRTC with a lawsuit of their own.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-sued-a-fifth

    #Censorship #LawAndTechnology #News #BillC11 #Canada #CMPA #CRTC #lawsuit #OnlineStreamingAct

  35. CRTC Sued a Fifth Time Over the Online Streaming Act

    The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) is adding to the litigation pile against the CRTC with a lawsuit of their own.

    freezenet.ca/crtc-sued-a-fifth

    #Censorship #LawAndTechnology #News #BillC11 #Canada #CMPA #CRTC #lawsuit #OnlineStreamingAct