Home » Posts tagged with» CRTC By Peter Menzies on April 12, 2018 Opinion , Politics/Law
Open up about decisions made on the communications tools people use, the content they consume and the price they pay for it
0 236 Open up about decisions made on the communications tools people use, the content they consume and the price they pay for it
By Allan Bonner on April 4, 2018 Business , Lifestyle , Opinion , Technology
Voice-activated assistants like Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Apple’s Siri are prime targets for sabotage, big and small
0 236 Voice-activated assistants like Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Apple’s Siri are prime targets for sabotage, big and small
By Peter Menzies on March 28, 2018 Opinion , Politics/Law
Canada's public institution boards may not be democracy in action, but ultimately they’re obliged to heed the public and their political masters
0 236 Canada’s public institution boards may not be democracy in action, but ultimately they’re obliged to heed the public and their political masters
By Peter Menzies on March 14, 2018 Business , Opinion , Politics/Law , Technology
Billions are spent on the CBC, hundreds of millions are redirected by the CRTC to ensure we’re informed. Is more federal funding for local news justified?
0 236 Billions spent on the CBC, hundreds of millions redirected by the CRTC. Is more federal funding for local news justified?
By Peter Menzies on January 29, 2018 A&E , Business , Crime , Lifestyle , Opinion , Politics/Law , Technology
How do you crack down on internet piracy while preserving net neutrality, the cherished principle of a free and open web?
0 236 How do you crack down on internet piracy while preserving net neutrality, the cherished principle of a free and open web?
By Peter Menzies on January 24, 2018 Featured Story , Lifestyle , Opinion , Politics/Law
Alert systems like the text project that will soon be introduced across Canada can be extremely valuable, if they're structured and managed properly
0 236 Alert systems like the text project that will soon be introduced across Canada can be extremely valuable, if they’re structured and managed properly
By Peter Menzies on January 5, 2018 Alberta's Business , Business , Opinion
A hard-nosed businessman, he made a brilliant cable territory swap, competed ferociously with Telus and pulled Global television from the Canwest inferno
0 236 A hard-nosed businessman, he made a brilliant cable territory swap, competed ferociously with Telus and pulled Global television from the Canwest inferno
By Peter Menzies on November 22, 2017 Opinion , Politics/Law , Science , Technology
The disruption initiated by the web was always going to result in some chaos. But now the barbarians may be the gatekeepers
0 236 The industrial and cultural disruption initiated by the web was always going to result in some chaos. But now the barbarians may be the gatekeepers
By Peter Menzies on November 8, 2017 A&E , Featured Story , Lifestyle , Opinion , Technology
Little wonder that the CRTC has been the focus of so much public contempt
0 236 Little wonder that the CRTC has been the focus of so much public contempt
By Peter Menzies on October 19, 2017 A&E , Business , Opinion , Politics/Law
The names of Commissioners appointed to public panels will now be made public two weeks prior to the commencement of the hearing
0 236 The names of Commissioners appointed to public panels will now be made public two weeks prior to the commencement of the hearing