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Internet providers not subject to Broadcasting Act
Retail internet service providers, such as Rogers and Bell, that provide end‑users with access to broadcasting over the internet are not subject to the Broadcasting Act because they have no control over the programming transmitted, the Supreme Court of Canada rules.
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Internet service providers are not broadcasters, Supreme Court rules
OTTAWA - Internet service providers should not be treated as broadcasters under the law, the Supreme Court of Canada agreed Thursday.
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Internet firms aren't broadcasters: court
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Internet service providers are not broadcasters, and don't need to adhere to strict rules designed to boost Canadian content on domestic television and radio, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Thursday. The decision is a victory for telecommunications and Internet companies, including Bell Canada, Telus, Rogers Communications, Cogeco Cable and Bell Aliant, and a loss for ...
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Internet providers are not broadcasters, Canada’s Supreme Court rules
Internet service providers should not be treated as broadcasters under the law, the Supreme Court of Canada agreed Thursday.
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Supreme Court rules ISPs not subject to broadcast regulations
Court says Internet service providers just a mode of transmission, not subject to same rules and levies as content originators
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ISPs are not broadcasters, Supreme Court rules
Internet service providers should not be treated as broadcasters under the law, the Supreme Court of Canada agreed Thursday.
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Internet firms don't need Canada content rules, court says
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Internet service providers are not broadcasters, and don't need to adhere to strict rules designed to boost Canadian content on domestic television and radio stations, the Supreme Court ...
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UK lawmakers: Most radicalism linked to Internet
Internet service providers should do more to prevent the web from playing a role in promoting violent extremism, British lawmakers said in a report published Monday.
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Internet Firms Aren't Broadcasters, Canadian Court Rules
Internet service providers are not broadcasters, and don't need to adhere to strict rules designed to boost Canadian content on domestic television and radio, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Thursday.
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MPs urge ISPs to tackle extremist websites
Internet service providers should clamp down on websites used by violent extremists, both Islamists and increasingly the far right, British lawmakers said in a report Monday.
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