Parler Loses Court Bid to Force Amazon to Immediately Restore Platform Drew Wilson | January 23, 2021 Parler has been dealt another blow. The company asked a judge to force Amazon to restore the platform. That request was denied.
Judge Blocks Julian Assange’s Extradition to the United States Drew Wilson | January 4, 2021 One of the biggest journalism story has finally gotten a bit of good news. A judge is blocking the US’s bid for Assange’s extradition.
CASE Act Makes It Into NDAA, But Digital Rights Orgs Vow to Fight It Drew Wilson | December 22, 2020 The fears have become reality. The CASE Act (and the felony streaming provisions) have made it into the “must pass” NDAA.
TikTok Ban: Radio Silence from Trump Administration Sets In Drew Wilson | November 12, 2020 It was supposed to be another deadline set by the administration. TikTok is still waiting for a response about their deal.
Hearing on TikTok Ban Set for Nov 4 – After the Elections Drew Wilson | October 14, 2020 A US Judge has said that the hearing over TikTok’s ban is set to take place on November 4th. This is a day after the elections.
As Assange Hearing Continues, Civil Rights Organizations Barred Drew Wilson | September 24, 2020 After a delay in the proceedings due to an exposure of COVID-19, civil rights organizations were denied access to the hearings.
WeChat Wins Injunction Against Trump Ban of Its App Drew Wilson | September 21, 2020 While TikTok might have, at minimum, won a week delay in the ban, WeChat is suing the administration to block the ban. A judge has agreed.
Unreal Engine Staying in Apple App Store: Could Microsoft Be Thanked for That? Drew Wilson | August 27, 2020 Part of a judges ruling is that the Unreal Engine can stay in the Apple app store for now. That may have come thanks to an assist from Microsoft.
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.
LifeLabs Seeks to Block BC Privacy Commissioner from Asking for Breach Info Drew Wilson | March 3, 2020 LifeLabs is taking the BC Privacy Commissioner to the BC Supreme Court for having the audacity to seek information about a breach.
