Music Canada’s CEO, Graham Henderson, Announces Departure Drew Wilson | May 30, 2020 Controversial figure, Graham Henderson, is leaving Music Canada (formerly Canadian Recording Industry Association). The Announcement came in a press release.
Digital Rights Organizations Cheer After ICANN Blocks Sale of .org Drew Wilson | May 3, 2020 Non-profit organizations are breathing a sigh of relief. ICANN announced that it is blocking the sale of .org. Organizations are cheering the decision.
MPAA Calls for No Safe Harbour Provision in US/Kenya Trade Agreement Drew Wilson | April 27, 2020 The US and Keyna are in talks over a trade agreement. The MPAA took the opportunity to demand that no safe harbour provision be part of the agreement.
French Regulators Compel Google to Post News Snippets in Link Tax Battle Drew Wilson | April 16, 2020 The battle over the European Link Tax is reaching bizarre levels. Regulators said that Google must use snippets in their news service.
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.
Canadian RCMP Used Clearview AI As it Faces Lawsuits in US Drew Wilson | February 17, 2020 Canadian RCMP admitted they’ve been secretly using Clearview AI facial recognition software. This as the company faces class action lawsuits in the US.
Microsoft Gets Around to Fixing Broken Windows 10 Search Drew Wilson | February 10, 2020 It’s not an issue Windows 7 users had to worry about, but for Windows 10, a broken search bar has been reality for a while now.
EARN IT Draft Legislation Sparks Fears of Encryption Ban on Telegram Drew Wilson | February 8, 2020 While some fear the implications of free speech, EARN IT is also sparking fears about this being the much threatened encryption ban law.
After Network Neutrality Repeal, AT&T Slashes Investments, Cuts Jobs Drew Wilson | February 4, 2020 One of the selling points for repealing network neutrality was that it would spur investment and create jobs. It seems that the opposite is happening.
Forced Windows 10 Update Bricking Some Computers Drew Wilson | January 29, 2020 There may be a critical flaw in a recent Windows 10 upgrade. Reportedly, it’s bricking some computers and is being described as “widespread”.
