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From privacy issues to intellectual property, from universal access to union activism, the essays contained in this book challenge the rush to deregulate and disconnect communications from the public interest. This collection offers a reality check on the state of communications policy and how we can work to make it more responsive to public rather than commercial interests.
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There’s a new Force in town, but it won’t be playing on screens of your local cinema. Instead, it is developing strategies to bring your…
Download 2.19 MB12 pages In this issue: Canadian billionaires’ wealth skyrocketing amid the panedmic Healthy forests for a cooler future What federal leadership on long-term…
Challenges and Obstacles on the Road to Reconciliation Download 995.9 KB20 pages In light of Media Democracy day on November 19th, the Saskatchewan Office of…
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