CBC Doubles Down, Calls for “Trusted” News Sources and Regulating The Rest Drew Wilson | February 19, 2020 The lobbying effort to regulate free speech is continuing in Canada. The CBC is apparently calling for regulating news sources not deemed “trusted”.
Cory Doctorow: We’re In Copyright Crisis and It’s Going to Get Worse Drew Wilson | January 24, 2020 In response to a lot of what is occurring in the world of copyright law, Cory Doctorow is making the case that we are in a Copyright crisis.
Australia’s Censorship Creep Expands Again: Targets “Violent Crime” Drew Wilson | July 6, 2019 Australia’s censorship creep is continuing to expand. This time, lawmakers are wanting to block “violent crime”.
Automated Copyright Filters Being Used to Take Down the Mueller Report Drew Wilson | April 23, 2019 For American’s, the Mueller report has considerable public interest. Now, one publisher is trying to wipe the whole report off the face of the Internet.
Day 9 of Article 13 Passage: Censorship Supporters Plan Exporting Laws Elsewhere Drew Wilson | April 4, 2019 Supporters of censorship are now openly planning on taking things to another level. They are talking about which countries they are going to hit next.
Germany’s Article 13 “Compromise” Condemned Across the Country Drew Wilson | February 11, 2019 After the stunning capitulation by Germany, people are beginning to digest what Article 13 is going to look like. The German people are ultimately condemning it.
Bell Wanted to Target VPN Services in it’s Web Censorship Plot Drew Wilson | January 29, 2019 New details are emerging at just how far the Bell coalition was willing to go to censor the Internet. It seems that blocking some VPN services was also on the table.
Australian Censorship Creep: Competing Retailers Could Be Next Drew Wilson | January 26, 2019 It seems that more and more sites are potentially being added to the censorship list. Now, it’s competing overseas retailers that could get the block.
Online Conversion Websites Next Hit for Australian Web Censorship Drew Wilson | January 12, 2019 As predicted by most observers, censorship creep is now gripping Australia as the copyright industry continues to expand on which site to hit next.
Australian Court Orders the Censorship of Multiple Sub-Titles Sites Drew Wilson | December 29, 2018 A court in Australia has ordered the blocking of multiple fan sub websites. The ruling represents a major win for corporate copyright holders.
