A Quick Comparison of All Party Platforms on Digital Rights Drew Wilson | October 15, 2019 With all of our analysis complete, we thought it would be a good idea to offer a quick rundown of all the platforms for convenience.
Liberal Party Releases Party Platform, Choose Vague? Drew Wilson | September 30, 2019 With a number of parties having already released their platforms, it seems that the Liberal Party is now doing the same. We examine it just like the others.
US CASE Act Proposes to Create Special Copyright Court for Infringer’s Drew Wilson | September 17, 2019 A proposed law in the US could create a whole separate judicial system for copyright claims. This is known as the CASE Act.
Green Party of Canada Unveils Platform, Addresses Numerous Tech Issues Drew Wilson | September 16, 2019 The Green Party of Canada has unveiled their election platform. It addresses a number of different tech related issues.
Canadian Pirate Party Absent 24 Hours After Election Called Drew Wilson | September 12, 2019 Elections are a great time for political parties to shine. Unfortunately, it seems that the Canadian Pirate party is currently absent.
Internet Censorship Being Pushed In Canada, But Faces Resistance Drew Wilson | June 30, 2019 Lobbyists are pushing for a crackdown on free speech these days. Among the demands in the copyright review process is Internet censorship.
Emuparadise Suffers Data Breach – 1.1 Million Accounts Exposed Drew Wilson | June 15, 2019 Retro gaming site Emuparadise has suffered from a data breach. In all, 1.1 million accounts have been exposed.
European NGO’s Call on Europe to Enforce Ban on DPI Drew Wilson | May 22, 2019 European lawmakers banned the use of Deep Packet Inspection (DPI). The ban, NGOs are saying, is largely ignored. That needs to stop.
Shades of Sam Bulte? Heritage Minister Issues Report Based on Lobbyists Drew Wilson | May 17, 2019 Fears are beginning to surface that the next copyright debate could be a repeat of debates more than a decade ago. That’s thanks to a recent report being published.
European Countries Vote to Pass Open Internet Killing Article 17 Copyright Laws Drew Wilson | April 15, 2019 European countries have voted in favour of passing article 17 and article 11. The development sinks citizens latest efforts to save the internet.
