CHARBONNEAU – Netflix in Canada, reconsidered
I WAS A LITTLE hard on Netflix in an earlier column. The video-streaming giant had told a panel reviewing Canada’s Broadcast Act that market forces should determine their [Continue]
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CHARBONNEAU – Re-humanizing work a major challenge in high-tech world
MACHINES DO MANY THINGS BETTER THAN HUMANS – except being human. Advances in technology have always generated anxiety. Workers during the Industrial Revolution of the 18th [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – How flower power and the computer age let me down
AS SOMEONE WHO HAS WORKED IN ELECTRONICS all my life, I had high hopes for the digital age. But it turned out to be yet another disappointment. The first was when flower [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Wilson-Raybould: a uniquely Canadian scandal
SCANDAL IN BRITAIN brought down the Conservative government in 1963 when it was revealed that model and nightclub dancer Christine Keeler had slept with British and Russian [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Threat from Huawei gear is overblown
ALL NATIONS SPY on each other and they don’t need Huawei equipment to do so. The U.S. has targeted the Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei for potential spy software [Continue]
CHARBONNEAU – Mexico could ease Canada’s cannabis problem
THE PLAN TO DRIVE illegal cannabis growers out of business is going slowly. The problem is supplying enough legal cannabis to lower retail prices. Eventually illegal sellers [Continue]
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