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Canadian Artists Want to Regulate the Internet?

Wednesday, November 28th, 2007

Warren points to a peculiar article in the Montreal Gazette. I read it twice, and I still don’t quite understand the point.
A coalition of arts groups is asking Ottawa to protect the Canadian identity by regulating the Internet, which so far has remained untouched by government oversight in this country.
The group of 18 associations of […]

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A Huge Pent Up Demand?

Friday, September 28th, 2007

Speaking of the Canadian Football League…I was looking for some Vancouver Canucks news today, and accidentally learned that Joost users will be able to watch CFL content on the Internet TV startup’s network this winter.
I tried out Joost a couple of months back, and literally found nothing in their video network to interest me. Hopefully […]

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How Can I Canadianize my IP Address?

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Tomorrow I’d like to watch a crucial Canada-Australia football/soccer game at the Women’s World Cup. It’s being broadcast live (at the convenient local time of 10:45am–the tournament’s in China) on CBCSports.ca, but can only be accessed in Canada. The same is true of NHL hockey, which I’d like to watch this fall.
The CBC blocks the […]

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Dueling Shows as Clever Marketing at The Winnipeg Fringe
The Most Canadian of Gestures
Okay, I Made a Poll on the Canadiana Question
What’s More Canadian: The Hockey Sweater or the Log Rider’s Waltz?

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