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There are many nuances to CASL and its application.

When most people think of enterprise resource planning systems, they think of complex software solutions directed at large, multinational companies with massive budgets.

When dealing with cloud agreements there are a number of steps that business customers of cloud solutions should consider.

Although the date on which Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) may come into force is uncertain, the CRTC has issued two bulletins that provide guidance as to how to comply with the new law, once proclaimed in force.

On August 13, 2024, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) concluded its long-running consultation on "fibre-to-the-premises"...

On March 25, 2015, the CRTC announced that the Vancouver-based, online dating service PlentyofFish paid $48,000 as part of a voluntary settlement of an alleged violation of Canada's anti-spam law.

As summarized in our post "New Draft Regulations Soften Impact of CASL, but Concerns about Jobs and Compliance Costs Remain," revised draft regulations under Canada’s anti-spam legislation (CASL) have been issued by Industry Canada.

Now that we are 20-some years into the Internet revolution it has become clear that as laws are necessarily tied to a jurisdiction they can appear ineffective when confronted by a globalised suite of technologies...

Once it is decided which gTLD(s) and/or ccTLD(s) is appropriate, registration of a domain name may be carried out by applying to the appropriate registrar.

After a number of years of discussion and planning, the National Do Not Call ("DNC") registry will be launched by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission ("CRTC") at the end of this month.

It has happened to you. You clicked on the cutest video of tiny 4-year-olds jumping across 2-feet fences on horribly naughty ponies, and all of a sudden you went from content to what is barely discernible as an ad...

In the case of XY, LLC v. Zhu, 2013 BCCA 352¸ the B.C. Court of Appeal has confirmed that employees of a company can be personally liable for the breach of a technology license agreement by their employer.

Canadian Privacy Commissioners have expressed concerned regarding the collection and use of personal information from children.

It’s hard to overstate the challenges presented by electronic discovery, as the amount of digital information stored by organizations swells to capacity. Drafting a plan can help you face the imminent deluge.

The Supreme Court of Canada has issued an eagerly awaited decision in the case of Kraft Canada Inc. v. Euro Excellence Inc. The SCC allowed the appeal of Euro Excellence, reversing the Federal Court of Appeal judgment (2005 FCA 427), which had affirmed the trial decision (2004 FC 652) allowing Kraft Canada’s claim of secondary infringement of copyright against Euro Excellence.

A new start-up based in Waterloo, Ontario, Beagle is an online software system that uses artificial intelligence to automatically review legal contracts and identify potentially important and/or problematic terms.

In an important decision for Canadian telephony, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has, for the first time, established target speeds for broadband Internet access; however it is unclear what effect these targets will have on the rollout of broadband to Canadians.

Ticketmaster's practice of adding non-optional fees to advertised ticket prices will cost the group (consisting of Ticketmaster L.L.C., TNow Entertainment Group, Inc.