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Trudeau passes new law targeting social media!

J.J. McCullough | October 26, 2024



Bill C-18 has made it harder to share Canadian news

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This post currently has 45 comments.

  1. @Havre_Chithra

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    So we cant read or share new on social media, except for YouTube/Google, and CBC (the corporation we pay taxes to) wont even allow us to comment on the videos… this is insanity and unconstitutional

  2. @d_k_C_A

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Sooo just sayin… Take the guns away first then take the free speech away, then take right to religion then bang you have a dictator in power… Sound right?

  3. @bobelliott2748

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Bill C-18 is proving to be…blah blah blah. You never did say what it is proving to be, nor did you ever say what it proved to be.. This is an idiotic youtube video, produced by a ……whatever

  4. @Platinumsniper

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    How do we save our failing news? Put it out of it's misery. It's CBCs own fault that they haven't adapted over the decades. It's time for the rise of independent citizen journalists and down with biased government funded. media.

  5. @rebaynia152

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    I have spent more than a decade just relying on word of mouth… If it is important enough I will hear about it. Otherwise I don't care what happens in the news, I have enough to deal with in my own life. 😛 And I now have you to let me know when something important happens in politics. Besides the news I am exposed to is French. Which I don't understand, so refuse to pay attention to anyways.

  6. @CorneliusEdwardoWinstonThe2nd

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Canadian freedom is gone…Canadians need to come together man this is just so upsetting 😢 what happened…we blame immigration (it is also a huge part) but if they fix the immigration issues tomorrow.Canada still wouldn’t change GIVE US OUR FREEDOM BACK ALL YOU SEE IS COMMUNIST IDEALS AND PROTECTION FOR SAME SEX MARRIAGE AND TEACHING KIDS TO BE GAY WOW DISGUSTING

  7. @CanadianSnowflake

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    I know this is more in regards to just bc, what's your opinion of the liberal party (bc) has decided to hide their skeletons behind "the United party" (yes I am a supporter of ndp, though also critical, but the whole hst debacle took up most of Mt last year of high-school political debate has really made it hard for me to want to support… the… "united" party.

  8. @PTNLemay

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    I think what they were trying to do was a kind of tax on megacorporations. "All you Googles and Facebooks and Amazons… you're making a ton of profit off of Canadians. So if you want to operate in Canada we're going to charge you a fee." Something like that. But what they ended up doing was some nonsensical roadblock that only encouraged them to cut out news outlets all together. This won't seriously hurt Google or Meta. But it will really hurt the news agencies.

  9. @karenorgan6203

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    of course I think news media should be paid for … back in the day broadcasters had to do an hour of TV news to stay in business, it was like a tax. Now news is big business, but what they are selling is spin, not information that could allow an audience member make an informed decision. If news didn't have a bottom line maybe we could get stuff worth watching. The Blue always h8s when $$$ is "wasted" this way, same with health care, they h8 anything that smells like Social15m or everyone helping everyone else out … rugged individualism ftw 🙁 it's rough being disabled and knowing that half you government want to dipped back into 3ug3nic5

  10. @karenorgan6203

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Powar! I think many governments want the internet off switch … we tried to give it to entities that didn't have profit margins (Universities), but they are just huge businesses … it was an idea, but new web … FOSTA-SESTA and the like … strangle hold!

  11. @Anthony-cc8bx

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Here's a question for you. Why does Trudeau want to be paid when he can just print gobs of money which he did in the tune of 800 billion in two years. He can wipe out ALL the cities deficit but he doesn't want to. So that money dissipated and much of it is unaccounted for. Where did it all go?

  12. @Anthony-cc8bx

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    l love your shows, BUT journalism is dead. They are fed a note to read. They are told not to investigate. Main stream media is an arm of the elites. And it's more interested in spewing opinions not facts. Epoch Time, RebelNews, True North, and the alternative media is where the journalism is left. Anything MSNBC, America Today, CNN, Fox, Reuters, AP…all trash.

  13. @BoardroomBuddha

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    I'm not sure @jjmccullough understands the issue.

    The issue is that that ad revenue that media firms rely on is gravitating to the social media platforms instead of the media platforms. Why advertise on the CBC or on the National Post, when you can reach a much broader audience by advertising on Facebook, which is where people go to read the headlines anyway. Craigslist ruined classified ads, which used to fund newspapers. Now social media platforms are ruining advertising opportunities within the paper itself.
    The only option for media companies is to put their content behind a paywall, like the Globe and Mail, but that is bad for consumers. And reduces the news medias readership, which makes them even less attractive to advertisers.

    The same issue and approach was taken by the Australian government several years ago. Google and FB ultimately agreed to compensate media companies for their content.

    Facebook is terrified that this will lead to having to pay for the content they use from other USA-based media companies…

  14. @blackeyedturtle

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Not surprising to me at all. The Liberal government offers re-education training to those who publicly dissent with their policies. Those who are assigned re-education for voicing their dissent and displeasure with politicians and their policies, have to foot the cost of that training. Sounds a little Marxist to me. It always pays to be cautious of a government's constitution that says, it upholds the right to freedom of speech and expression when followed by the conjunction "but".

  15. @ingroundpool

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Well one reason why they might be doing this too is for the scarily fact that we are inching ever closer to war and global conflict, in that case they will need to control the media and the narrative. It could be a test run for such as well, even though I believe it’s for other unpleasant purposes as well. Just food for thought. Other countries will probably do the same if we go to war.

  16. @Jim-Stick

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    C18 is trying to provide fair pay for news industries all across Canada. This is not some people trying to get money. It is someone trying to keep their lights on. I'd want you to talk to news papers that are missing their proper compensation.

  17. @bobtrower567

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Absolutely irresponsible. They clearly did not get guidance from a third party without a conflict of interest, otherwise they would have realized that the law is (as I posted on LinkenIn) "a bad law, surely unconstitutional, and injurious to the Internet upon which we all now depend. It is technically dangerous and morally wrong." It is entirely unworkable as law and will be overturned in the courts if not repealed. You can't just choose some website owner you don't like, order them to provide outbound links to another website owner and send the other website owner money as well. It shows how incredibly dishonest and self-interested the media is, and how weak minded and fragile people in the legislature are. I have friends who think Meta and Google are the villains in this piece. They may well be villains, but not in this scenario. In this scenario they are the good guys and they have thus far been wholly reasonable in responding in the only way that makes any sense.

  18. @CourtneyMccarthy-go4we

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    I mean the tech companies are not stupid- had they accepted this stupid idea of this, there is no doubt that the rest of the world would then file the same concept and next thing you know, they are paying every country in the world for the sharing of links- Of course they won't agree and nor should they be compelled to!

  19. @Nikkska

    October 26, 2024 at 4:45 am

    Very similar legislation was put in Australia by our conservative party (Liberal National Party). It both saddens me and comforts me that Canada has an equally moronic government (we can cry together).

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