Kay Blair·Oct 14ETHIOPIA HABTEMARIAM BROUGHT MORE THAN MUSIC INDUSTRY GAME TO TORONTOInside Honey Jam’s executive talk on ambition, ownership and the future of musicA response icon1A response icon1
Kay Blair·Oct 5Canada’s Music Industry Is Starting to Recognize the People Behind the ArtistsBillboard Canada’s 2026 40 Under 40 nomination window raises a bigger question: how do we recognize the managers, publishers, promoters…A response icon1A response icon1
Kay Blair·Oct 5EverythingOShauN and Tona’s “WYM” Review: Toronto Chemistry Built for Bigger StagesEverythingOShauN and Tona Turn the Energy All the Way Up on “WYM”
Kay Blair·Sep 26Angine de Poitrine Wins Both 2026 Polaris Prizes — Why the Double Win Matters for Canadian MusicThe biggest Polaris story isn’t only who won. It’s what the system rewarded.
Kay Blair·Sep 26OpenAI’s Australia Medicare Breach Shows the Accountability Problem With AI AgentsAn AI agent was given a research task. It crossed a government boundary.A response icon1A response icon1
Kay Blair·Sep 16SK Hynix and Intel Talks: Why AI’s Memory Bottleneck Is Reshaping Semiconductor ManufacturingEverybody Talks About AI Chips. The Memory Behind Them May Be Just as Important.
Kay Blair·Sep 16Slow Horses Got Season 8 Before Season 6 Even Premiered. That Is the Business Story.Slow Horses Season 8: What Apple TV’s Early Renewal Says About Building Durable Entertainment IP
Kay Blair·Sep 14Mattmac’s Smoke Signals with QuestionATL Makes You Forget the Label and Hear the ArtistMattmac and QuestionATL turn Rez pride, Winnipeg roots, accessibility and mixtape-era nostalgia into a project that makes the music bigger…A response icon1A response icon1
Kay Blair·Sep 14Anthropic Could Be Worth $2 Trillion. Follow the Money Before the HypeAnthropic’s Possible $2 Trillion IPO: What Nvidia’s Investment Talks Reveal About AI EconomicsA response icon5A response icon5
Kay Blair·Sep 12Pearl Tita Is Building the Literary Infrastructure Black Canadian Authors Have Been MissingAhead of BLK Book Fair — Chapter III, founder Pearl Tita talks representation, gatekeeping, survival, and why supporting Black Canadian…A response icon1A response icon1
