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Episode 280: A Fall Update on Where Things Stand on Canadian Digital Policy Reforms
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Michael, your newsfeeds are getting screwed up.
They’re not linking to the right pages. The last 10 I’ve tried point to completely different stories, and 4 of them point to the same one. 🙂
RSS Feed broken
Links from the RSS feed never open the actual articles (as Devil’s Adv. said).
RSS Feed Still Broken
still not fixed
Broken RSS
Yes – I am aware the RSS is broken. If you arrived at this page, simply delete everything after /125/ and it will take you to the correct page. We’re working on a fix.