NDP Backs Liberals In Bid to Shut Down Debate on Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | May 3, 2021 In a surprising move, the NDP has backed the Liberal party in shutting down debate over Bill C-10 that many say threatens free speech.
Despite Denials, Documents Says Liberals Intend on Regulating User Content Drew Wilson | April 29, 2021 The Liberal party has been denying that they intend on regulating user generated content. However, documents suggest otherwise.
Digital Rights Advocates Giving Up, Declares Trudeau’s Government Anti-Internet Drew Wilson | April 18, 2021 There was plenty of hope for the current government in the beginning, but it has regressed into the old habits. Advocates are giving up on them altogether.
Twitter Chief Says Banning Trump Was Right, But Acknowledges Risks Drew Wilson | January 14, 2021 Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, said that banning Donald Trump was the right move. However, he also acknowledges the risks to free speech.
Visa, Mastercard Cutting Off Pornhub Raises More Concerns Then it Solves Drew Wilson | December 14, 2020 Visa and Mastercard have cut ties with Pornhub. While this is supposed to address concerns about exploitation, it also raises concerns as well.
Trump Threatens to Defund the Military If He Doesn’t Get to Kill Section 230 Drew Wilson | December 2, 2020 Outgoing president, Donald Trump, is making a last ditch effort to kill Section 230. The effort is not looking good already.
Biden Eyes Jessica Rosenworcel as Top FCC Job Candidate Drew Wilson | November 29, 2020 Jessica Rosenworcel could replace Ajit Pai as FCC chairman. Many see her as someone who will restore network neutrality at the regulator.
EFF Raises Concerns About Nathan Simington’s FCC Nomination Drew Wilson | November 28, 2020 The EFF says that the FCC is not the speech police. Therefore, the EFF is raising serious concerns about Nathan Simington’s nomination.
US Senators Hold Hearings on Future of Section 230 Drew Wilson | October 29, 2020 The US has held hearings on the future of Section 230. Many are blasting the hearings as unproductive among other things.
FCC Lays Out Why It Can Kill Section 230 and Further Cripple the Internet Drew Wilson | October 23, 2020 US regulator, the FCC, is making the case for why it has the authority to kill another pillar of a free and open Internet: section 230.
