A Look at Possible Timelines for Canada’s Internet and Speech Crackdown Drew Wilson | November 24, 2021 With the Throne Speech confirming the Liberals intent on cracking down on the Internet, we look at some timelines to see what could be ahead.
Liberals Reaffirm Their Commitment to the War on the Open Internet in Throne Speech Drew Wilson | November 23, 2021 Today’s Throne Speech showcases the Liberal’s war on the open Internet. There was one surprise, however with one element being missing.
Letter From Anti-Hate Group Offside With Anti-Racism Groups Over Online Harms Drew Wilson | November 22, 2021 A letter from an anti-hate group urged the government to push through online harms regulation. This despite anti-racism groups fearing it would further oppress them.
Prof: Media Organization Slashes Jobs After Receiving $52 Million in Subsidies Drew Wilson | November 18, 2021 As the link tax debate continues, one professor is pointing out how one organization received major subsidies only to slash jobs.
Only 36% of Canadian Businesses Know Where Data is Coming or Going Drew Wilson | November 16, 2021 A new survey suggests that only 36% of Canadian businesses where their data is coming or going. Probably not comforting for those who value privacy.
Big Publisher Article Conflates Online Harms With Moderation Drew Wilson | November 13, 2021 Big publishers are at it again. One is trying to push for online harms legislation, but seems to be confusing the issue.
Why The Newfoundland Hack Is a Wakeup Call for Canadian Privacy Reform Drew Wilson | November 10, 2021 While the media is still coming to terms with the Newfoundland hack, the real conversation should be around privacy reform.
Google Expresses Concern About Canada’s Online Harms Proposal Drew Wilson | November 5, 2021 Google has joined the overwhelming chorus of voices expressing concerns about Canada’s online harms proposal.
Pablo Rodriguez Vows to Bring Back C-10, Calls Speech Regulation “Fundamental” Drew Wilson | October 28, 2021 Newly promoted Heritage Minister, Pablo Rodriguez, says that Bill C-10 is among his top priorities.
NDP Charlie Angus Breaks Silence, Calls Bill C-10 a “Dumpster Fire” Drew Wilson | October 24, 2021 MP Charlie Angus, long looked up to for his record on digital rights, has broken his silence on Bill C-10.
