Huge thanks to the organizers of #digitalxroads for an insightful conference! Great panel discussing the impact of AI—an essential conversation on protecting creators’ rights in an evolving industry. Proud to have been part of it!
Thank you to everyone for attending DM@X 2025. We hope everyone had a fantastic time, and look forward to seeing you next year!
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Though Allya asserts that "no, investigative journalism is not dying," she does acknowledge that the landscape is changing, and we must change with it.
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For the final panel of DM@X 2025, Allya Davidson answers the question: Is Investigative Journalism Dying?
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Mike Omelus on the success of Indigenous content on the APTN. His other key takeaway: partnership is paramount.
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Back from our break we have Jennifer Podemski, Mike Omelus, Jean Ouellet, Kerry Swanson and Stephanie Willsey presenting a panel discussion on "The Way Forward for Indigenous Content Creation and Distribution."
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Douglas Barrett and Erin Finlay discuss "Defining and Supporting Canadian Programs: New Developments"
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Chris Arsenault's take on the dangers that digital freelance journalism may face in the near future.
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Up next is Angela Misri and Chris Arsenault moderated by Lisa Henderson discussing digital journalism freelancing.
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The overarching theme of Tara Henley's fifteen recommendation to the CBC for how they can secure their future existence.
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In her speech, Tara Henley promises to "fix all of the CBC's problems in 15 minutes."
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Richard Stursberg on the pressure Canadian creators face to create content that appears undifferentiated from American media.
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Now Tara Henley discusses the future of the CBC #digitalxroads
Here’s one of Stursberg’s more interesting slides. The differences in size are enormous. #digitalxroads
Richard Stursberg just gave a mic-dropping speech on the future of private broadcasting in Canada. Effectively, he says it’s dead and it’s the CRTC’s fault. #digitalxroads
We're back after our lunch with Richard Stursberg, discussing "The Future of Canadian Private Broadcasting."
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Meet Constantina Varlokostas, a Producer at TVO, on The Agenda with Steve Paikin.
Q: What brings you to the conference?
A: Looking for opportunities to learn about the media landscape and expand TVO'S digital presence.
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Meet JP Mann, a Graduate Student at the Faculty of Information and Media Studies at Western University.
Q: What are you most excited about at the conference?
A: There’s always a lot of interesting conversations around creative arts in Canada.
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We've been having a great time this year- now it's time to round things off with our day 2 afternoon panelists!
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A quote from Francesca Accinelli on what data is most needed to inform Canadian screen media strategy.
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For our final panel of the morning, we have a roundtable on Evaluating Canadian Screen Media Engagement and Impact.
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A succinct point from Richard Cavanaugh on the potential widespread impacts of digital accessibility measures.
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We're back from our break with Sally Lee, Richard Cavanaugh, and Tonya Williams to discuss Supporting Equity Deserving Groups Through the Regulatory System.
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After a much needed break, back to program. Next up: Supporting Equity Deserving Groups Through the Regulatory System, with Sally Lee, Richard Cavanaugh and Tonya Williams #digitalxroads
In his presentation, Howard Law suggests the need for a response to the "hollowing out" of the Canadian musician middle class.
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Law: A musician has to stream a song (or songs) 6 million times annually on Spotify to make approximately $100k #digitalxroads
Law: Can we nuture a domestic industry in which enough artists can make enough money over enough of a period of time that they can fill the pipeline? #digitalxroads
Our final speaker before lunch is Howard Law, discussing the future of Canadian music with regards to regulatory policy.
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