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On Media Bailouts and Bias: Why Government Media Policy Is Undermining Public Trust

Michael Geist

While I don’t think any individual journalist biases coverage based on media funding, I do think the government’s media policies – both the significant public funding and Bill C-18 – have led to biased editorial coverage and a growing public perception of media bias. The segment ended immediately after that.

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Zuckerberg Avoids Personal Liability for Social Media “Addiction”–In re Social Media Addiction

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

I never blogged the dual state and federal rulings in the Social Media Addiction cases from last Fall. Case Citation : In re Social Media Adolescent Addiction/Personal Injury Products Liability Litigation , No. I wrote up a 4,000 word draft about the state court ruling, but the federal ruling came out before I finished it.

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Defamation in the Indian Media and Entertainment Industry

IP and Legal Filings

INTRODUCTION The entertainment and media sector is experiencing a continuous and increasing influence on social media with each passing day. However, between now and then social media influence also has some problems. However, despite this, the crucial characteristics of media still have a profound impact on society.

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3 Count: Physical Media?

Plagiarism Today

1: California Court Upholds Right to Rent Physical Media. District Court for the Central District of California has granted summary judgment in a case involving the rental of physical media. However, this ruling does not apply to the rental of digital media, as digital works are often licensed, not sold.

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Audi and the Challenge of Cross-Media Plagiarism Detection

Plagiarism Today

The Challenge of Cross-Media Plagiarism Detection. While these systems are perfectly fine for detecting when a student copies an essay off Wikipedia or a user uploads a pirate movie to YouTube, sometimes issues cross media types. Now, virtually every creator is dabbling in various media.

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Media Chaos: How the Government’s Legislative Plans to Support Canadian Media Have Backfired Spectacularly

Michael Geist

The Online News Act may be only days removed from having received royal assent, but the government’s plans to support the Canadian media sector have already backfired spectacularly. If that weren’t bad enough, Curran acknowledged that Facebook’s existing deals with Canadian media (there are 18 of them) did not have much a future.

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Government Departments Pressure Social Media Sites to Censor News Links, Mean Tweets

Michael Geist

8555-441-1219) raises new concerns about efforts to censor social media. The written question asked the government for “requests made by the government to social media companies to take down, edit, ban or change in any other way social media content, posts or accounts since January 1, 2020.”