Open Media Speaks Out Against Bill C-11 at the Standing Committee Drew Wilson | May 28, 2022 Digital rights organization, Open Media, appeared before the standing committee to speak out against Bill C-11.
Twitter Fined $150 Million for Using Two Factor Authentication for Marketing Purposes Drew Wilson | May 27, 2022 Two factor authentication is often pushed for security purposes. Twitter, however, used that information for more.
Canadian Government’s “Historic” Plan to Address ISP Competition: Do Nothing About It? Drew Wilson | May 26, 2022 Canada’s Innovation Minister says he has a new plan to address ISP competition. His plan, however, fell flat with critics.
Theory in Why Canada Still Doesn’t Have Real Privacy Laws: Data Mining is too Profitable Drew Wilson | May 25, 2022 Canada still doesn’t have any real privacy laws. Why is that? One theory is that data mining is too profitable.
Another Big YouTuber Speaks Out Against Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | May 24, 2022 Online creators have increasingly spoken out against Bill C-11. Another creator is also speaking out.
As Privacy Reform Continues to Be MIA, Petition Circulates to Move it Forward Drew Wilson | May 23, 2022 Canada’s privacy reform legislation continues to be missing in action, so Open Media is circulating a petition to make it happen.
TV is So Bad, Broadcasters Aren’t Bothering With Releasing Fall Schedules Drew Wilson | May 22, 2022 The quality of TV has plummeted for years. It’s gotten to the point where Fall schedules aren’t even announced any more.
NDP Flip-Flops Again! Votes to Move Bill C-11 Forward Drew Wilson | May 21, 2022 The NDP, who previously supported it, then opposed it, is now, once again, supporting Bill C-11.
Canadian Government Seeks to Silence Debate to Pass Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 Drew Wilson | May 20, 2022 The Liberal government making moves to ensure that there is as little debate as possible on Bill C-11 and Bill C-18.
CRTC Chair Finally Admits That, Yes, Bill C-11 Does Cover User Generated Content Drew Wilson | May 19, 2022 After endless denial, finally, an admission from the CRTC chair that bill C-11 does cover user generated content.
