Jesse Brown comments on the state of wireless competition, focusing on the barriers to foreign investment.
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It All Comes Down to This on Copyright?
I speak to Jesse Brown on Bill C-32 and the prospect that it will become law in this week’s Search Engine podcast.
Jesse Brown: Publicly Funded Content Should Be Public Domain
Jesse Brown of Search Engine has a guest post at BoingBoing that stirred up considerable discussion. Brown argues that publicly funded content should be released to the public domain within five years of creation.
Torontoist Talks To Jesse Brown
Torontoist features an interesting interview with Jesse Brown, the creator of Search Engine, which announced this week that it is moving to TVO.
Search Engine on the Special 301 Report
I appear on this week's CBC Search Engine podcast as we discuss the Special 301 report and the inclusion of Canada on the Priority Watch List. The show addresses many of the issues I've writing about over the past few days including the absurdity of including Canada on the Priority […]
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