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Google has to pay Quebec man $500,000 for not deleting link to defamatory article

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Google has been ordered to pay a Quebec man $500,000 in moral damages for not removing a link in its search engine to an...

Federal court backs Facebook in fight with Canada’s privacy commissioner

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The federal privacy commissioner’s attempt to have Facebook take responsibility for the Cambridge Analytical scandal under Canadian privacy law has been rejected by a...

Adobe agrees to pay US$3 million to settle kickback allegations

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Adobe Inc. has agreed to pay US$3 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations that it made payments in violation of the Anti-Kickback Act...

Law enforcement scrambling to keep us safe amid rapidly evolving technologies : CCA report

Ashee Pamma -
Canadians are now ‘digital-by-default’, accessing their work and essential services daily, online. But this has led the way for malicious actors to increasingly target...

Ericsson agrees to pay over US$206 million after federal DPA violations

Ashee Pamma -
U.S. prosecutors announced on Thursday that Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson has agreed to plead guilty and pay over US$206 million for breaching a 2019...

Rogers-Shaw merger deadline extended to Feb. 17

Ashee Pamma -
Rogers, Shaw, and Québecor announced in a joint statement this morning that the deadline to complete the proposed Rogers – Shaw merger and the...

Critics face ‘scripted answers’ and conspiracy allegations from Rogers, Shaw and Québecor at House of Commons hearings

Ashee Pamma -
Tensions were running high in the House of Commons Wednesday, as the Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) conducted hearings examining the proposed...

Rogers-Shaw merger: Competition Bureau gives up the fight, House of Commons begins its scrutiny

Ashee Pamma -
The Competition Bureau has said it will not be appealing the Federal Court’s decision after its motion to block the Rogers-Shaw merger was rejected...

Google monopolizes online advertising, U.S. alleges in antitrust lawsuit

Howard Solomon -
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and eight U.S. states are suing Google for allegedly monopolizing online advertising. The complaint, filed Tuesday in Virginia, alleges...

Federal court dismisses Competition Bureau’s appeal to block Rogers-Shaw merger

Ashee Pamma -
The Competition Bureau failed to convince the Federal Court of Appeal that the Competition Tribunal’s decision in favor of the Rogers-Shaw merger was legally...

Rogers-Shaw deal goes to federal court; Competition Bureau says proposed sale of Freedom to Vidéotron is ‘parasitic’

Ashee Pamma -
Today, the Competition Bureau is making its case in front of the Federal Court of Appeal in Ottawa, in its latest attempt to kill...

Good news-bad news scenario for Ericsson, firm’s latest financials reveal

Paul Barker -
There was a mix of good news and alarmingly bad news in Ericsson’s Q4 2022 results, as the Swedish telecom’s revenues were up significantly...

TekSavvy asks CRTC to block proposed sale of Freedom Mobile to Videotron, says it violates Telecommunications Act

Ashee Pamma -
TekSavvy is not backing down. The Ontario-based independent internet service provider (ISP) is asking the CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) to review the...

Rogers-Shaw merger blocked again as Competition Bureau gets temporary stay of Tribunal’s decision from Court of Appeal

Ashee Pamma -
The Rogers acquisition of Shaw Communications has hit yet another roadblock. Yesterday, the Federal Court of Appeal granted the Competition Bureau an “emergency interim...

Updated – the battle continues: Rogers-Shaw merger battle: 2022 roundup

Ashee Pamma -
The Rogers-Shaw merger saga continued along its bumpy path in 2022, following pushbacks from more than one competition watchdog, some short-lived wins, new ventures,...
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