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Mateo Larrazabal and Valere Gaspard

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media
Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault introduced the controversial BIll C-10 in November 2020 to modernize the Broadcasting Act. While there is a broad consensus among politicians that regulations desperately need to be modernized, there is little agreement on the status of the internet as a public or a private space, write Mateo Larrazabal and Valere Gaspard. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault introduced the controversial BIll C-10 in November 2020 to modernize the Broadcasting Act. While there is a broad consensus among politicians that regulations desperately need to be modernized, there is little agreement on the status of the internet as a public or a private space, write Mateo Larrazabal and Valere Gaspard. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media
Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault introduced the controversial BIll C-10 in November 2020 to modernize the Broadcasting Act. While there is a broad consensus among politicians that regulations desperately need to be modernized, there is little agreement on the status of the internet as a public or a private space, write Mateo Larrazabal and Valere Gaspard. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media

Time to rethink Bill C-10, step back, and answer: is the internet a public or private good?

Opinion | BY MATEO LARRAZABAL AND VALERE GASPARD | August 12, 2021
  • When the Broadcasting Act was adopted in 1991, most Canadians were not on the internet. Since then, they have moved away from traditional media
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault introduced the controversial BIll C-10 in November 2020 to modernize the Broadcasting Act. While there is a broad consensus among politicians that regulations desperately need to be modernized, there is little agreement on the status of the internet as a public or a private space, write Mateo Larrazabal and Valere Gaspard. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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