Canada’s news cartel and social media link tax breaks an open internet and harms digital journalism
This week, I was invited on The News Forum’s “Daily,” a Canadian daily news show, to discuss the impact of C-18, which allows a media cartel to force social networks to pay a “link tax” for allowing articles on their platforms. At the Consumer Choice Center, my colleague David Clement has previously written about this […]
Confronting Slanted Journalism on Talc Litigation
When does investigative reporting cross the line into subjective advocacy? Can the coverage of high-stakes civil litigation improperly tip the scales of the legal process toward one of the parties involved? What duty of transparency do reporters owe the public when active litigants are selectively providing much of the source material and narrative framing for […]
