Gonzalez v. Google is the Latest Threat Against Section 230, and It’s at the US Supreme Court Drew Wilson | January 31, 2023 Section 230 is a critical pillar to the Internet, but Gonzalez v. Google could neuter this critical component of internet speech.
It’s Only OK When We Do It: Government Furious Google Polled Canadian’s on Bill C-18 Drew Wilson | October 16, 2022 Hypocrisy is shining through again on Bill C-18 again. This time, it involves a response to a poll commissioned by Google.
Pablo Rodriguez: Google Pointing Out C-11 Flaws Makes Them the Real Bullies Drew Wilson | October 11, 2022 Heritage Minister, Pablo Rodriguez, caught controversy for saying that Google pointing out Bill C-11 flaws makes them the real bullies.
EFF Fights Back Against ‘Reverse Keyword Search’ Warrants Drew Wilson | July 4, 2022 Does the police have the authority to obtain the identities of anyone who searched for a specific keyword? The EFF says ‘no’.
Google Warns that Bill C-18 Could Fund Misinformation Campaigns Drew Wilson | May 15, 2022 Bill C-18 could be used by state actors to redirect funds to their misinformation campaigns. This according to Google.
Not Just Linking: Link Tax to Target Mere Facilitating Access to News Drew Wilson | April 9, 2022 Canada’s link tax, Bill C-18, doesn’t just charge for linking. It also charges for facilitation as well.
Canada’s Link Tax (Bill C-18) Tabled. Our Analysis Drew Wilson | April 6, 2022 Bill C-18, Canada’s link tax, has been tabled. So, we took a deep dive and offer our usual stable analysis of it.
Canada’s War on the Open Internet: Likely Link Tax Bill Appears on Notice Paper Drew Wilson | March 31, 2022 The Canadian government is continuing the war on the open Internet with a potential link tax appearing on the notice paper.
Russian Government Mouthpiece, RT, Struggles to Find a Platform Drew Wilson | March 10, 2022 Russian propaganda network, RT, has been experiencing blockades and is struggling to stay online.
Tech Companies Like Microsoft and Netflix Exodus Out of Russia Drew Wilson | March 9, 2022 There’s been a massive exodus of corporations leaving Russia over the war on Ukraine. This includes Netflix and Microsoft.
