Canada’s forthcoming Online Harms bill could come with a dedicated “ombudsperson” likely to help flood the zone with disinformation.
Ottawa Considers Ombudsperson to Help Push Forthcoming Online Harms Bill Read More »
Supporters of Bill S-210 (or Canada’s age verification bill) have apparently released a so-called “FAQ”. We debunk some of the claims of that page.
Debunking the Bill S-210 (Age Verification) Supporters “FAQ” Page Read More »
If you thought the media would have few reasons to lie about the Online News Act after it passed, you would be mistaken.
Canada recently signed a UN declaration vowing to crack down on “misinformation”. Could Online Harms proposal be that far behind?
Canada’s Signing of Recent UN Declaration Sparks Fears of Push for Online Harms Bill Read More »
Maclean’s magazine published an article comparing video games to hits of cocaine. So much for “professional” journalism in magazines.
Maclean’s Magazine Scaremongers Readers into Believing Games Are Comparable to Cocaine Read More »
Elon Musk’s quest to burn Twitter down to the ground continues. Some are speculating that recent moves could see an EU exit.
Speculation Rises That Twitter Could Soon Exit the European Union Read More »
While Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 has been major areas of focus, the online harms bill is bubbling in the background.
Media Reports Hint That Misinformation Could Be Focused on in Online Harms Bill Read More »
Europe’s Digital Services Act is threatening to establish major liabilities for online platforms. That has many people concerned.
Major Concerns Being Raised Over Europe’s Digital Services Act Read More »
A little while ago, the NDP apparently released their party platform. So, we decided to conduct our analysis on it next.
NDP Releases Party Platform Before Election – An Analysis Read More »
Various social media platforms are reportedly cracking down on QAnon. These platforms include TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube.
Social Media Platforms Crack Down on QAnon, But Will It Make a Difference? Read More »
