Facebook Leak Represents Missed Opportunity for Canada Drew Wilson | April 9, 2021 Facebook chose not to notify Canada’s Federal Privacy Commissioner. As a result, outside of a strongly worded letter, there isn’t any consequences.
Canadian Minister Highlights Competition Concerns Over Rogers Shaw Merger Drew Wilson | April 6, 2021 Concerns over the Rogers Shaw buyout continue to mount. Canadian Innovation Minister, Francois-Philippe Champagne has added his voice.
Facebook Suffers Data Breach – 533 Million Accounts Compromised Drew Wilson | April 4, 2021 Facebook has suffered from another data breach. In all, 533 million accounts have been compromised as a result of the latest breach.
Study: Canadians Pay Highest or Almost Highest Cell Phone Rates in the World Drew Wilson | April 2, 2021 Canadians pay among the highest rates in the world. New research is backing up this observation with analysis that studies several countries.
Rogers Grilled At Hearing By MPs Over Rogers Shaw Merger Bid Drew Wilson | April 1, 2021 As the Rogers Shaw deal moves ahead, more questions are being raised about what it means for ISP and wireless competition in Canada.
Wind Mobile Founder Says Rogers Shaw Deal Will Hurt Competition Drew Wilson | March 25, 2021 More and more are coming out to oppose the Rogers Shaw Deal. Anthony Lacavera, founder of Wind Mobile, says the deal hurts competition in Canada.
Internet Censorship Making a Comeback in Canada, Warns Expert Drew Wilson | March 17, 2021 There’s growing efforts to overturn the results of the Internet censorship debate in Canada. Michael Geist is warning that we could see round 2.
Rogers Seeks to Buy Shaw for $26 Billion, Reducing Competition Further Drew Wilson | March 16, 2021 Canada’s ISP and wireless industry could be inching closer to a monopoly. Rogers is hoping to buy Shaw for $26 Billion, alarming observers.
Huffington Post Shuts Down in Canada, Slimming Operations in Australia Drew Wilson | March 15, 2021 Online news source, Huffington Post, is shuttering in Canada and slimming down in Australia – two countries currently discussing the link tax.
Political Hypocrisy: Heritage Minister Posts Links on Facebook, Buys Ads Drew Wilson | March 10, 2021 He’s long said that “big tech” has too much money and that a link tax is needed. Now, the Heritage Minister is seen doing what he calls “immoral”.
