The spectre of bad internet laws in Europe should be a warning shot for CanadiansOpinion: The European Union could soon adopt a slew of restrictive copyright regulations—while Canada, often informed by Europe’s policies, considers its own reforms
Will Self on the literary novel’s demise, and why Naomi Klein won’t fix the worldThe one-time enfant terrible of British literature talks about information overload and how emotion rules the political sphere
How the CRTC and NFB could help prevent a global media crisisWhy ’discoverability’ matters for your favourite show, and how a trio of just-announced summits from the CRTC and the NFB could help a global issue
A foot in two worldsHow a growing number of tiny Canadian-based start-ups are making the leap into big foreign markets
Your own personal art ’mixtape’Big galleries may not like it, but Artfinder is revolutionizing art appreciation
A cozy but violent gameTaxpayers would be subsidizing violent games through the new interactive digital media tax credit
Waterloo’s digital media campus will press forwardStratford campus, originally slated to cost $30-million, will open September 2009