CIPPIC, OpenMedia Praised by CRTC During Web Censorship Debates Drew Wilson | February 10, 2019 Canadian regulator, the CRTC, gave organizations like CIPPIC and OpenMedia praise for their role in the Internet censorship debates.
CRTC Chair Comments Sparks Fears of Weakening Net Neutrality Drew Wilson | November 13, 2018 The protection of net neutrality in Canada has been a source of pride. Now, comments by the CRTC chairman are raising concerns.
CRTC Rejects Bell’s Internet Censorship Proposal Drew Wilson | October 4, 2018 In a big victory for digital rights, Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has rejected the Bell coalition proposal to censor the Internet.
MPAA Pushes for Further Internet Censorship in Canada Drew Wilson | June 27, 2018 The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) is calling for further censorship powers through the copyright reform debate.
Fairplay Canada Faces Accusations of CRTC Backroom Dealing Drew Wilson | May 27, 2018 Just as things didn’t seem to be any worse for the lobbying efforts behind Internet censorship, Fairplay Canada is now in the midst of political controversy.
Piracy What? Good Times Continue to Roll, Rogers Revenue Up Drew Wilson | April 9, 2018 As major players continue to argue that piracy is killing the industry, Rogers financial statements suggests things are actually looking great.
Best Year Ever – Canadian Broadcaster Stats Show Record Growth Drew Wilson | April 7, 2018 While FairPlay Canada claims that streaming is killing the industry, more stats shows that the opposite is true.
United Nations Blasts Canada’s Site Blocking Proposal Drew Wilson | April 1, 2018 The proposed site blocking plan continues to spark fierce opposition. Now, the idea has officially become an international embarrassment.
Canadian Internet Censorship Proposal Receives Pushback at CRTC Drew Wilson | March 31, 2018 The CRTC consultation has seen proposals for Internet censorship. Canadians, however, are pushing back against this idea.
Canadians Push Back and Say “No” To Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | February 5, 2018 It seems Canadian regulators are getting an earful. Contrary to what a lobbying organizations are hoping, it seems Canadians are rejecting Internet censorship.
