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L'essentiel des nouvelles économiques, technologiques et financières[texte ni révisé ni corrigé à des fins de publication]Une vente de Freedom à Québecor serait illégaleC'est ce que TekSavvy, un fournisseur Internet indépendant, qui demande au Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des télécommunications canadiennes d'enquêter sur des accords conclus entre Québecor et Rogers Communications.Pour obtenir le droit d'acheter Shaw Communications, Rogers s'est engagée à vendre Freedom mobile – une filiale de services mobiles de Shaw – à Québecor. L'entreprise québécoise obtiendrait aussi un accès au réseau Rogers à tarif préférentiel. Mais TekSavvy dit que cette entente est illégale parce qu'elle donnerait à Québecor des tarifs inférieurs aux tarifs prévus par la réglementation.Cook it fait une acquisition pour proposer des plats haut de gammeL'entreprise montréalaise de prêt-à-cuisiner et de prêt-à-manger Cook it achète 70% des parts de Menu Extra, un traiteur montréalais qui prépare et vend des «expériences gastronomiques». Ces expériences comprennent des repas haut de gamme prêts à mettre au four, du vin, des fleurs et des suggestions musicales.Le renouvellement des permis de conduire va migrer vers InternetLa Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec ouvrira le 20 février un nouveau service en ligne. Il permettra aux conducteurs de renouveler leur permis de conduire et faire la plupart des autres transactions. Des points de service physiques demeureront cependant ouverts.LinkedIn a mesuré quels types de postes ont connu la plus forte hausse de publication d'offres d'emploi sur son réseau entre 2018 et 2022. Parmi les emplois dont la demande a le plus augmenté, plus de 60% concernaient les technologies.Les emplois liés au commerce électronique, à l'infrastructure numérique et à la cybersécurité sont parmi ceux dont la demande a été la plus forte et a augmenté le plus rapidement dans les 5 dernières années.Le patron le plus connu de Netflix quitte la direction au quotidien de l'entrepriseReed Hastings, qui a cofondé Netflix en 1997, cède son poste de co-chef de la direction à Greg Peters, qui était directeur du produit et chef de l'exploitation. Hastings monte en grade et devient président du conseil exécutif, le poste le plus élevé dans la hiérarchie; mais il sera moins impliqué dans les décisions quotidiennes, et ce changement est présenté comme le prélude à une retraite de Reed Hastings.---Pour des détails sur ces nouvelles et d'autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com.Pour vous abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref: https://infobref.com/infolettres_Pour les balados d'InfoBref et des liens pour les trouver dans Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Balados, Amazon Music, Audible, TuneIn, Alexa et l'Assistant Google: https://infobref.com/audio_Découvrez Actualités InfoBref, un balado quotidien de nouvelles générales, parfaitement complémentaire d'InfoBref AffairesPour voir notre épisode hebdo «à retenir cette semaine»: https://www.youtube.com/@infobrefPour commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, ou pour commanditer InfoBref Affaires: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Today's guests: Marcus Kolga, Senior Fellow  - Macdonald-Laurier Institute / founder - DisinfoWatch.org Rob Huebert, associate professor  - University of Calgary Department of Political Science  / senior research fellow  - Centre for Military Security and Strategic Studies David Gerard, Author "50 Foot Blockchain: Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum & Smart Contracts" / "Libra Shrugged: How Facebook Tried to Take Over the Money" Andy Kaplan-Myrth, Lawyer / VP Regulatory for TekSavvy, Canada's largest independent, competitive internet service provider. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being friends with Caryma Sa'd is FUCKING INCREDIBLE. Not only are she and her cameraman a blast to do dinner and a Jays game with, but she's the kindest lightning rod you'll ever meet. After two years of simply documenting the dumbest people in this country at freedom rallies, Caryma set her sights on documenting Ontario political rallies. She does them all. Except for Premier Doug Ford's rallies. She's been banned from those for her political cartoons and advocacy against another 4 years of Ford Governance. Peacefully, with academic brilliance. Yesterday, Premier Ford had her arrested after he invited and accepted her RSVP to his rally in Hamilton. Brutally arrested I may add because he fucking HATES her. Doug Ford sanctions political violence against dissenting opinions. It's happened 3 times in less than 10 days and yesterday's kettling of a quiet, kind critic of Doug ford was intentionally injured by Doug Ford. For real. Caryma recounts the story of her humiliating arrest and what this means for political free speech in Ontario. While you were sleeping, Trudeau minted Bell and Rogers to continue to fuck over Canadian's EGREGIOUS internet/wireless rates. Peter Nowak from Teksavvy and Professor Michael Geist drop in to discuss WHY the Trudeau government won't fight for Canadians when it comes to Telco's bending us over and how Trudeau spun Bell and Rogers's good fortune. The Oilers are off to their first Western Conference finals in a million years because Connor McDavid is an alien. Lochlin's in Edmonchuck and not only is he predictable a Cup Final but he thinks Matthews wants to be traded to the Middle Earth which is a lie. That didn;t stop him from making Auston Matthews Trade trend, sending Leaf Nation into a coma.

"Are you looking for a reprieve from the summer heat or do you want a hot pod summer?" Co-hosts Douglas Soltys and Rob Kenedi are joined by producer Kattie Laur to answer listener questions about whether the election killed open banking, why TekSavvy's pissed and the CRTC doesn't seem to care, and when it's time to start ignoring Shopify announcements. Sponsored by VanHack. Produced with support from TWG.

 Peter Nowak from Teksavvy is our guest today. he's a former journalist turned exec who's fighting the CRTC, Bell, Rogers and Telus trying to bring affordable cell rates and wifi to Canadians. He knows where all the bodies are buried. We discusses the possibility of vaccine passports and we polled our audience and asked who the best candidate was for the Federal election.  Watch: https://youtu.be/_E4skXuB6RM See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discuss the CRTC's disastrous decision on wholesale internet rates from late May 2021 with Andy Kaplan-Myrth, VP Regulatory of Teksavvy, a well-established wholesale-based Internet service provider and its effect on Teksavvy, other wholesale-based ISPs, the market, consumers, the rest of the industry and even the CRTC itself.We spend a full hour and a half (sorry) to get way into the history and actual details of the rate set by the CRTC - details that usually are not reported on or discussed outside the CRTC - but that will affect the price for Internet access and who delivers it in Canada.  The CRTC's recent decision likely means reduced business investment by smaller providers, some of whom may go out of business, and undoubted headwinds for the business of Teksavvy and others that will stop things like these companies offering wireless service or more rural broadband service.We discuss Teksavvy's various efforts to continue the fight in a Petition to now overturn this decision and the futility, at some point, of this groundhog day of Internet rate-setting.We explore the twisted regulatory process and how we arrived at a point where the CRTC could say they were completely right in court, then completely wrong only 2 years later but, despite making many mistakes, it is now not worth their time to fix it properly.  Just, wow. Really? What can consumers do to help break out of this current loop?CRTC's Wholesale Rate Reversal, here: Telecom Decision CRTC 2021-181Teksavvy Petition to reverse the reversal, here: TekSavvy Petitions Federal Cabinet to Overrule CRTC's Arbitrary Rate Decision

Quick-Show Notes:In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Colin Browning discuss:Creating a virtual workplace in your home is the normal right now and makes everything a lot more efficient.Products that people can buy from Best Buy are not great quality and are generally built to barely meet the specifications on the boxes.Teksavvy is an internet company that people should look intoOther companies that people should look into are the smaller ones that purchase bandwidth from the Big 3 (Rogers, Bell, Telus).Threats that people should be on the lookout for:Spoofing AttacksFishing campaignMaking it past anti-spamVery believable.For extra protection against spam mail, look into SpambrellaSafe and secure browsers for people to use are:EdgeChromeFirefoxSafariSaving items in your cloud is safe, you are the only one who can view it and it helps provide additional backup should you lose your phone and/or laptop.5G Conspiracies - debunkedCancer-Causing - Colin goes into detail as to why this is very improbableMind ControlSocial Dilemma - if you have yet to see the movie, we highly recommend that you doEver since the launching of Facebook and Instagram the suicide rate among teens has greatly increased, and the rate of young adults with mental health problems has also gone up. People are less happy and way less interactive.Imagine how much has changed in the technology industry over the last 20 years, and now think of what could be in 20 years from now; the possibilities are endless.The happiest people are unplugged from technology and social media.Strategies that JP is suggesting to his smaller businesses:Technology - Set up your digital spaceBuild up a way to be able to switch from in-person to online at a moment's notice.Still have a human touchBusiness owners need to look around at reality and take advantage of it.Entrepreneurs should set themselves up for success in the new way of doing things.M.I.T is having free coursesRemember any time you change yourself you  change the worldWriting things down actually does make a difference, Colin thinks you should incorporate it into your day to day lifeBe mindful of the work and play balance, everyone needs the play!Connect with Colin Browning:Barrhaven TechBrowningITLinkedInConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsite

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The Wolfin Around 2017 End of Season Awards - aka The Wolfies! Let's look back at the year that was for the Toronto Wolfpack, and how good 2018 is shaping up to be! Scotty & El bring you all the glitz and glamour live from the green carpet, with special appearances from Drake, Sting, and the Hemel Stags! Thanks very much to our sponsors TekSavvy and Ace Hill, and to our favourite bar Dundas Video for your continued support. Shout out to Kaf for all the great photoshops this year! Amazing work! Follow us on Twitter & Instagram for all things Toronto Wolfpack and glorious rugby league banter: @wolfinaroundto Podcast also available on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/wolfin-around (Please rate and review if you like the show - kind words keep us going!) Download episodes direct from Soundcloud right here!

Half Back Rhys Jacks joins us on this week's podcast as we celebrate the Toronto Wolfpack's promotion in style! Rhys helps us relive the 26-2 win against the Barrow Raiders and the celebrations which followed. Clearly El went too hard as he barely has a voice left. We also discuss Rhys' journey to the Toronto Wolfpack and find out the answer to the question - is he Canadian or is he an Aussie? On our regular TekSavvy segment we find out what makes Rhys different, from how many carbs he consumes on game day, best pranks he's seen in rugby league, and if he's really allergic to clothes? Rhys then gives us a preview of the greatest day on the rugby league calendar....MAD MONDAY! Also listen in for the Rhys Jacks Daft Punk remix at 48:08. Thanks as always to our sponsors TekSavvy and Ace Hill, and to our favourite bar Dundas Video for your continued support. Follow us on Twitter & Instagram for all things Toronto Wolfpack and glorious rugby league banter: @wolfinaroundto Podcast also available on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/wolfin-around (Please rate and review if you like the show - kind words keep us going!) Download episodes direct from Soundcloud right here!

The new season has started and the guys are dropping science! Well, actually they’re catching up with each other and you. Listen to learn how Val Kilmer could have saved the world from evil cable bundles if his Amtrak train hadn’t been delayed. Home internet in Canada is just like mobile data, they charge per usage! What the hell? Look out US. Telus Internet Plans or Shaw. Coming soon, Paul will be fortunate enough to get with a surviving local telco for internet, AcenTek. If you want to support local Internet companies in Canada, see if TekSavvy is in your area. Curse of the cable bundles! Paul discusses the plus/minus of the Shedd Aquarium. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’s song. Blackfish trailer, a documentary about Seaworld. The Fortress of Solitude is neither secret, nor is it heated for guests. Will you go see Batman V Superman? To ignore the previous question, Daredevil on Netflix is good. The gents review Jurassic World. Paul talks Ant-Man and CGI Michael Douglas. Chris says, “Stop listening and watch Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau.” Currently on Netflix. A tale about Val Kilmer from the set of The Steam Experiment. Highly recommended film from 1966, How to Steal a Million Paul worries about all the new characters in the new Star Wars film. Chris thinks Disney will play the “safe game”. Attack the Block is amazing. Currently on Netflix as well. Chris & Paul both enjoyed The Martian book. Paul is reading Packing For Mars a non-fiction book. Other suggested non-fiction authors, Bill Bryson and Michio Kaku. Chris was not a fan of Are We Rome?: The Fall of an Empire and the Fate of America Support Alan Tudyk & Nathan Fillion and rent Con Man on Vimeo. It looks amazing. Chris shares the moment he and his wife experienced at Edmonton Folk Fest. Watch the bands jam together here. Fast forward to 41:57 for the moment. Check out Star Trek Renegades! It’s highly recommended by Paul. Thanks again for listening and extra special congrats if you read all of this. If you enjoy the show (or even just the notes) why not give us a little monthly tip over at Patreon? You rock. Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

This week, wearables expert, Tom Emrich, joins Daniel, Jane and Douglas to talk about, what else, the Apple Watch. Who is it for? And why is everyone hung up on the Apple Watch Edition, which starts at $13,000 CDN. Tom says it's mostly a marketing tool, a way for Apple to penetrate the lucrative marketing mechanism of the high-end Swiss watch market. And when it's all said and done, Apple's presence in the market will actually boost smartwatch sales overall, as they did with smartphones and tablets. Also talked about is the CRTC's decision to regulate on-demand streaming services like Shomi and CraveTV. What are the consequences of the CRTC's decision? Will everyday Debbie be subscribing to CraveTV in the near future on a TekSavvy internet connection? Listen and find out! Hosts: Daniel Bader (@journeydan), Jane McEntegart (@janemcentegart), Douglas Soltys (@tron)Guest: Tom Emrich (@tomemrich) Duration: 1 hr 9m