The Toronto Star reports that the Ontario government has banned bureaucrats, political staffers and most MPPs from accessing Facebook from government computers. Update: The CBC covers the story with video on Facebook and the government decision.
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Wayne Crookes has responded to this week's column on his lawsuits in a letter to the editor.
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TechCrunch reports that Pandora will be blocked to non-U.S. residents starting tonight.
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Duncan McKie, a Pollara pollster who did considerable work for CRIA, has been named the new President and Executive Director of the Canadian Independent Record Producers Association.
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