For once, something good is happening on the Liberals war on the open Internet. The online harms proposal is delayed.
Online Harms Delayed, Risks Blowing Past 100 Sitting Day Deadline Read More »
Another theme in the online harms responses is that this consultation was nothing more than a box to tick.
Consulting in Bad Faith? Online Harms Respondents Think So Read More »
Another theme we’ve seen throughout the consultation is the seemingly universally rejected idea of site blocking.
Site Blocking Another Widely Rejected Idea in Online Harms Proposal Read More »
It’s not just organizations weighing in on the “consultation”. Several experts have also weighed in as well.
Several Experts Also Weigh in on the Online Harms “Consultation” Read More »
The Women’s Legal Education & Action Fund (LEAF), Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), and Ranking Digital Rights have responded to the online harms consultation.
LEAF, PIAC, and Ranking Digital Rights Publishes Responses on Online Harms Consultation Read More »
Multiple anti-racism groups, the Global Network Initiative, and News Media Canada published their responses to the online harms consultation.
Anti-Racism Groups, Global Network Initiative, and News Media Canada Post Responses Read More »
The International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group, Access Now, and the Cybersecure Policy Exchange have posted their responses to the online harms “consultation”.
International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group, Access Now, and CPE Responses Posted Read More »
The deluge of submission continues with the Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL), Canadian Civil Liberties Association, and the CCRC.
Submissions to Canada’s online harms proposal is becoming a deluge with CIPPIC, Citizen Lab, and Internet Archive.
CIPPIC, Citizen Lab, and Internet Archive Post Online Harms Submissions Read More »
Open Media has joined in the growing chorus of those opposed to the online harms paper. They published their response.
Open Media Publishes Its Response to Online Harms “Consultation” Read More »
