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.
Google Warns that Bill C-18 Could Fund Misinformation Campaigns Drew Wilson | May 15, 2022 Bill C-18 could be used by state actors to redirect funds to their misinformation campaigns. This according to Google.
Linktree Releases Creator Report Showcasing State of Online Creation Today Drew Wilson | May 14, 2022 What is the world of online creation like? Linktree is offering what they found across a multitude of platforms.
Open Media Releases FAQ on Canada’s Link Tax Bill (C-18) Drew Wilson | May 8, 2022 With so much misinformation being pumped out by the government, Open Media decided to release an FAQ about Bill C-18.
Toronto Committee Blocks Affordable High Speed Internet Drew Wilson | May 6, 2022 Affordable high speed Internet hit another roadblock as a Toronto committee blocked the initiative.
6 Ways the Canadian Government Could Be Improving Things on the Internet Drew Wilson | April 30, 2022 The governments war on the open Internet has been moving at breakneck speeds. Here’s 6 ways they could be doing things differently.
Mastodon, CounterSocial Report Influx in User Sign Ups After Twitter Got Bought By Musk Drew Wilson | April 27, 2022 As news sinks in that right wing supporter, Elon Musk, bought Twitter, alternatives are already seeing an influx in sign ups.
ISPs Trying to Overturn California Network Neutrality Unable to Find a Judge to Appeal to Drew Wilson | April 23, 2022 ISPs have been trying to overturn California’s network neutrality decision. The problem is finding a judge to hear the case.
Cabinet Refuses to Intervene in CRTC Decision to Shut Down Affordable Internet Drew Wilson | April 22, 2022 The CRTCs quest to make you pay more for Internet is succeeding. The Cabinet chose not to intervene.
Canada’s War on the Open Internet: Likely Link Tax Bill Appears on Notice Paper Drew Wilson | March 31, 2022 The Canadian government is continuing the war on the open Internet with a potential link tax appearing on the notice paper.