Happy New Year: Looking Forward to What’s in Store for 2021 Drew Wilson | January 1, 2021 It’s now 2021 and Drew Wilson talks about both the accomplishments of 2020 and what the goals are for 2021.
Happy Holidays – A Christmas Message from Freezenet! Drew Wilson | December 25, 2020 We’ve reached Christmas of 2020. Drew Wilson would like to wish you happy holidays and shares some thoughts on the year that was.
Editorial: Some Thoughts on Coding and Building Websites Drew Wilson | June 15, 2020 In this editorial, Drew Wilson shares some thoughts on coding websites and dependency on third party code to build them.
COVID-19 Pandemic – Where Would We Be Without the Internet? Drew Wilson | April 15, 2020 A long standing theme from the media has been how terrible the Internet is. With COVID-19, it seems that the media’s reaction is changing.
Reflecting On the 2010’s: Erosion of File-Sharing, Broadening of Rights Drew Wilson | January 1, 2020 What has the decade looked like on the digital rights front? Drew Wilson looks back at the decade that was.
Opinion: Gutenberg Editor is Terrible and Not Ready for Prime Time Drew Wilson | January 12, 2019 With Gutenberg going from a beta for WordPress users to default, Drew Wilson offers his take on the editor.
Freezenet Celebrates 6 Years of Being Online Drew Wilson | January 3, 2019 Another year has gone by here on Freezenet. Drew Wilson look back at the year that was and see just how far we’ve come over the last year.
Freezenet Celebrates 5 Years Of Being Online Drew Wilson | January 3, 2018 It may be hard to believe, but Freezenet.ca turns 5 years old today. Drew Wilson looks back at the accomplishments the site has experienced in that time.
A Look At 2013 and Moving on to 2014 Drew Wilson | January 2, 2014 By Drew Wilson Freezenet has celebrated our first new years. As we turn the page to 2014, we offer some thoughts on what the year was and what the new year might bring. We have bid farewell to 2013, the year freezenet.ca came into existence. As we move forward into the new year, it is …
Opinion: Why Malware as an Anti-Piracy Method is Doomed to Fail Drew Wilson | June 4, 2013 By Drew Wilson Late last month, a report by the IP Commission caused a stir amongst advocates. Among the recommendations was the call to hack into an alleged copyright infringer’s computer and either delete infringing material, lock down the computer altogether, or physically destroy the computer entirely. Drew Wilson offers his thoughts on the subject …
