As Michael Geist Touts Contact Tracing App, Problems Are Emerging Drew Wilson | August 5, 2020 Recently, Michael Geist said that he has installed a Canadian contact tracing app. Unfortunately, problems with the technology are emerging.
Internet Archive Lawsuit Sparks Fears About Game History Losses Drew Wilson | July 29, 2020 As big publishing continues to move ahead in its lawsuit against the Internet Archive, some worry that this could cause significant damage to gaming history.
The MP3 Format Has Turned 25 Years Old Drew Wilson | July 28, 2020 The MP3 format is certainly something that has meant a lot to the file-sharing community. It is now 25 years young and it’s bringing back memories.
Cloudflare Apologizes After Outage Takes Out Large Chunks of the Web Drew Wilson | July 21, 2020 Cloudflare recently suffered from an outage. In the process, it took out chunks of the web. The company has since apologized.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation Turns 30 Drew Wilson | July 13, 2020 The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has recently turned 30 years old. The non-profit organization celebrated with a live stream.
DRM and Micro-Transactions Coming to a Car Near You? Drew Wilson | July 9, 2020 Micro-transactions have been complained about a lot amongst software users and gamer’s alike. Now, your car could be the latest addition.
After Mounting Pressure, Facebook Announces Plan to Label Posts Drew Wilson | June 28, 2020 Fallout is continuing for Trumps comments. Facebook is announcing a new plan to label posts that violate the rules, but are “newsworthy”.
Another Section 230 Reform Bill Tabled in the US Senate: PACT Drew Wilson | June 26, 2020 Senate Democrats have tabled a Section 230 bill. It is known as the Platform Accountability and Consumer Transparency Act (PACT).
Canada’s Anti-Spam Law Declared Constitutional Drew Wilson | June 15, 2020 The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal has ruled that Canada’s anti-spam law is constitutional. Observers say this puts to rest some of the criticisms.
Open Internet in US Begins Collapse As AT&T Introduces Fast Lanes Drew Wilson | June 5, 2020 The repeal of network neutrality is starting to be felt at the consumer level. This is thanks to AT&T introducing priority treatment to a streaming service.
