Canada Among 7 Countries Calling for Facebook to Break Encryption Drew Wilson | October 15, 2020 The war on encryption and security has reared its ugly head. This as 7 countries, including Canada, call on Facebook to break its encryption.
Canada Ejects It’s Digital Agenda to Focus on Ratcheting Up Copyright Drew Wilson | October 8, 2020 The Canadian Liberal party vowed it will lead the country into an innovation future. Now, it is ejecting that policy entirely.
Heritage Minister, Steven Guilbeault, Calls Lack of Link Tax “Immoral” Drew Wilson | September 12, 2020 The notorious legacy of the Canadian Heritage Minister is seemingly continuing. The current minister is continuing to push for a Canadian link tax law.
Canadian and German Regulators Probing Amazon for Possible Anti-Competitive Behavior Drew Wilson | August 20, 2020 Canadian and German regulators are looking into possible investigations into Amazon. The concern is that Amazon might be abusing its market dominance.
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.
Publisher Attacks Public Libraries, Gets Blasted in 2 Countries for It Drew Wilson | August 3, 2020 Kenneth Whyte, a publisher, has written an op-ed decrying public libraries. In response, he received push back in 2 different countries.
Class Action Lawsuit Could Be Filed Against Facebook Over Defamation Drew Wilson | July 24, 2020 A Canadian law firm is trying to file a class action lawsuit against Facebook. They say Facebook isn’t doing enough to guard against defamation.
Cineplex, CIRA, and Big Banks Joins Facebooks Ad Exodus Drew Wilson | July 3, 2020 The Facebook boycott has taken a decidedly Canadian turn. Cineplex, the CIRA, and major Canadian banks are at least temporarily suspending their Facebook ads.
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.
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.
