Common Carriage and Cultural Policy for the Internet Age Winseck, D. Common Carriage and Cultural Policy for the Internet Age. Prepared remarks for the Senate Transportation and Communication Committee’s Review of the Telecommunications, Broadcasting and RadioCommunication Acts. September 18, 2018. [...]
Website Blocking, Clogging the Pipes, and Crippling Citizens’ Fundamental Communication Rights Winseck, D. & Klass, B. Website Blocking, Clogging the Pipes, and Crippling Citizens’ Fundamental Communication Rights. CMCRP Submission in response to the Fairplay Coalition’s application for website blocking. Submitted before the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications [...]
POSTER: 2016 Mapping Canada’s Top Telecoms, Internet & Media Companies by Revenue and Market Share Ever wonder who the main companies are that make up and shape the media, telecoms and internet landscape in Canada? Who owns what? Where do Google, Facebook and Netflix – the new [...]
Media and Internet Concentration in Canada, 1984-2016 Today, the Canadian Media Concentration Research Project is releasing the second of its two-part annual series on the state of telecoms-internet and media concentration in Canada. A downloadable PDF of the report can be found here. The report examines the state of competition in [...]
The Growth of the Network Media Economy in Canada, 1984-2016 A PDF version of this report is available here, while previous versions can be found for 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011. Executive Summary Every year the Canadian Media Concentration Research Project puts out a series of reports on the state [...]
Shattered Mirror, Stunted Vision and Squandered Opportunities: A reply to the Public Policy Forum’s The Shattered Mirror: News, Democracy and Trust in the Digital Age Winseck, D. Shattered Mirror, Stunted Vision and Squandered Opportunities: A reply to the Public Policy Forum’s The Shattered Mirror: News, Democracy [...]
POSTER: Mapping Canada’s Top Telecoms, Internet & Media Companies by Revenue and Market Share (2015) Ever wonder who the main companies are that make up and shape the media, telecoms and internet landscape in Canada? Who owns what? Where do Google, Facebook and Netflix – the new internet [...]
Media and Internet Concentration in Canada Report 1984 – 2015 Introduction This is the second report in an annual series that reviews current developments and long-term trends in the telecoms, internet and media industries in Canada. Building on the first report in this series, it addresses another simple [...]
Growth of the Network Media Economy in Canada, 1984-2015 Introduction Every year for the past five years the CMCR Project has put out a series of reports on the state of the telecoms-internet and media industries in Canada. This report is the first installment in this year’s series. [...]
There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch Historical and international perspectives on why common carriage should be the cornerstone of communications policy in the Internet age Klass, B., Winseck, D., Nanni, M. & McKelvey, F. There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch: [...]
