Kirk LaPointe points to the Canadian Newspaper Association's latest release on Canadian newspaper revenues. Print revenue declined by 2.4 percent, while online revenues grew by 29 percent.
Archive for April 7th, 2008
B.C. Government Uses Copyright To Block Access to Information
The Vancouver Sun reports on how the B.C. government is using crown copyright to constrain the publication of documents released under freedom of information legislation.
Canton on iOptOut
David Canton covers the launch of iOptOut.ca in his regular London Free Press column.
iOptOut Reaction Foreshadows Do-Not-Call Challenges
Appeared in the Toronto Star on April 7, 2008 as Do-Not-Call Faces Challenges When Canada's do-not-call list becomes operational later this year, many Canadians may be surprised to learn that some of the country's most active telemarketing organizations enjoy "exempt" status under the law. As a result of an aggressive […]
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