Democrats Introduce Bill to Suspend Section 230 to Sites With Misinformation Drew Wilson | July 27, 2021 Two Democrats have introduced the Health Misinformation Act. The bill aims to suspend Section 230 protections if they host health misinformation.
Lawsuit Filed Against Techdirt Over Article Talking About Lawyers 90 Day Suspension Drew Wilson | July 22, 2021 Techdirt has been hit with a defamation lawsuit by Larry Klayman. The article discusses his 90 day suspension.
President Joe Biden Reportedly “Reviewing” Non Problematic Section 230 Drew Wilson | July 21, 2021 US president, Joe Biden, is reportedly reviewing Section 230. This as he accused social media of not doing enough to stem misinformation.
As Canada Seemingly Heads Towards Election, No Clear Voice in Ottawa for Digital Rights Drew Wilson | July 8, 2021 Bill C-10 has put Canada in uncharted territories in more ways than one. One aspect is the fact that no party is a champion for digital rights.
Three Critical Moments That Left Bill C-10 in Limbo Drew Wilson | July 1, 2021 With Bill C-10 being stuck in a senate committee, we look back at three moments that arguably contributed to this bills downfall.
The Effects of Bill C-10 on User Generated Content Visualized Drew Wilson | June 24, 2021 Rankings can have a huge impact on a users success. So, we decided to offer a visualization on what could happen under Bill C-10.
Myths and Facts About Bill C-10 (Debunking the Misinformation) Drew Wilson | June 22, 2021 Throughout the debate, we’ve seen a lot of misinformation about Bill C-10 and what is and is not in the legislation. This article is an attempt to debunk as many myths as possible.
Canada Condemns Nigerian Twitter Ban As it Rams Through Bill C-10 Drew Wilson | June 13, 2021 After Nigeria banned Twitter, Canada joined other countries in condemning the move. This as it preps its own free speech crack down at home.
Bloc’s Support of Bill C-10 Could Mean Politics Threatens to Overrule Reality Drew Wilson | May 27, 2021 When it come to how Bill C-10 passes, thanks to the Bloc, it could be politics making a triumph over the law and how the real world works.
Justice Minister Walks Back Charter Statement, Calls it “Explanatory Document” Drew Wilson | May 19, 2021 Canada’s Justice Minister, David Lametti, is walking back the Charter Examination status and called the document an “Explanatory Document” instead.
