News company owners meddling in content has sparked another resignation. This time, from a cartoonist after her cartoon was blocked.
Washington Post Fallout Continues As Cartoonist Quits Read More »
Drew Wilson talks about his experience so far on Mastodon compared to X/Twitter. It’s night and day.
Editorial: My Mastodon Account Is Nearly Triple the Popularity of My Twitter Account Read More »
Drew Wilson discusses the awful messaging Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 is sending to developing industries.
The Toronto Star has had a major change in tune over Bill C-11. It’s now likening the bill to 1984.
Toronto Star Changes its Tune: Likens Bill C-11 to 1984 Read More »
With the link taxes tabled, Drew Wilson decided to write another letter to his Member of Parliament.
Editorial: My Letter to My MP Regarding Bill C-18 (Link Taxes) Read More »
With Gutenberg going from a beta for WordPress users to default, Drew Wilson offers his take on the editor.
Opinion: Gutenberg Editor is Terrible and Not Ready for Prime Time Read More »
By Drew Wilson Last week, a report suggested that the government agency HADOPI was gearing up to combine website blocking, three strikes laws, search engine
Opinion: Combining Several Bad Ideas Won’t Stop Piracy Read More »
By Drew Wilson John Manley, chief executive of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, recently wrote an opinion piece in which he offers five points
Opinion: John Manley’s 5 Points for CETA Don’t Add Up Read More »
There’s been a rise of opinions amongst supporters of the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) that needs to be addressed. The opinion is that if you
Opinion: Being Against the TPP Doesn’t Mean You’re Against Free Trade Read More »
While many were relieved that the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 was defeated in the senate, one Huffington Post blogger seemed so upset, that he practically
A Response to Huffington Post Blogger on Cybersecurity Act of 2012 Read More »
