text: **New Media Proceeding Follow-Up**
  In February 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a lower court 
  decision that ISPs cannot be regulated under the Broadcasting Act, 
  related to the CRTC’s authority to levy a tax from ISPs like Rogers to 
  fund the creation and promotion of Canadian “webisodes”. The result 
  is that ISPs, when offering connectivity to television and movie websites, 
  are not considered to be acting as broadcasters and cannot be 
  regulated under the Broadcasting Act. 