First Impression Video: Outlast (PC/Steam) Drew Wilson | July 2, 2020 This is the 11th instalment of our first impression video series. For this month’s game, we are playing Outlast for the first time.
EARN IT Passes Hearing Without Encryption Ban Elements Drew Wilson | July 2, 2020 A disaster in the making has been averted at the last minute. EARN IT has passed with the encryption ban elements removed. Critics still point out problems in it.
Review: Adeva – It Should Have Been Me (Def Club Mix) (House) Drew Wilson | July 1, 2020 This review covers the house track Adeva – It Should Have Been Me (Def Club Mix).
Announcement: The June 2020 Wiki Content Patch Drew Wilson | July 1, 2020 Content continues to be added to the Wiki. This is the monthly report on what has been added this month on Freezenet’s official Wiki.
EARN IT: America’s Encryption Ban Bill Could Be Voted on Tomorrow Drew Wilson | July 1, 2020 Civil and digital rights organizations are sounding the alarm over EARN IT: America’s encryption ban bill. It could be voted on tomorrow.
Twitch Temporarily Bans Donald Trump for Hateful Conduct Drew Wilson | June 30, 2020 Twitch is the latest platform to eject the US President for racism. The ban is temporary, but the platform is taking a stand against racism.
Review: The Shamen – Move Any Mountain (I.R.P. in the Land of Oz) (House) Drew Wilson | June 29, 2020 This review covers the house track The Shamen – Move Any Mountain (I.R.P. in the Land of Oz).
Canadian Heritage Minister Goes Rogue: Pushes For Link Tax Drew Wilson | June 29, 2020 Canadian Heritage Minister, Steven Guilbeault, is questioning his own government and pushing for policies that move into the direction of a Canadian link tax.
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”.
Canadian Supreme Court Rules Against Uber: Must Settle Disputes in Canada Drew Wilson | June 27, 2020 The Canadian Supreme Court has ruled ruled against Uber and said that arbitration disputes must be handled in Canada. A $400 million class action lawsuit could follow.
