Day 6 of Article 13 Passage: Fears of a Great Internet Split Rises Drew Wilson | April 1, 2019 More and more are analyzing the consequences of Article 13. One of those fears is the tearing of the entire Internet.
Day 5 of Article 13 Passage: Creators Vow to Continue Fighting the Law Drew Wilson | March 31, 2019 While the few supporters say that these laws are supposed to help creators, creators have a different take. They are saying that they will continue to fight it.
Day 3 of Article 13 Passage: Vote Breakdown Analyzed Drew Wilson | March 29, 2019 Three days in and European’s are taking this tragedy back to the political realm. First step: analyzing the vote breakdown.
Day 2 of Article 13 Passage: Website Uncertainty Begins to Set In Drew Wilson | March 28, 2019 European’s continue to digest the news of Article 13’s passage. As analysis starts to trickle in, so does uncertainty for web innovation.
European MEPs Votes Against Internet Freedom, Approves Article 13 Drew Wilson | March 26, 2019 A crushing blow has been dealt on the Internet. European MEPs have voted in favour of Article 13.
Websites Protest Article 13 With Large Blackout Campaign Drew Wilson | March 21, 2019 Some are calling it a repeat of the SOPA blackout protests. Various websites around the web are blacking out their sites to protest article 13.
Google Hit With €1.49 Billion Fine for Anti-Trust Violations Drew Wilson | March 20, 2019 Some more bad news for Google. This time, the Adsense service is the focus of a €1.49 billion fine for anti-trust violations.
German Data Privacy Commissioner Comes Out Against Article 13 Drew Wilson | March 7, 2019 The Data Privacy Commissioner of Germany is the latest person to come out against article 13. The official warns it will inevitably lead to filters.
Report: Backdoor’s Already Being Requested By Australian Authorities Drew Wilson | March 1, 2019 After passing the lower house, it seems that authorities are wasting no time in demanding backdoor’s be put in place.
Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Draws Fresh Fire From FastMail, Mozilla Drew Wilson | February 28, 2019 Australia’s anti-encryption laws is drawing fresh fire from members of the technology community. This time, it’s coming from FastMail and Mozilla.
