Canadian Government Re-Iterates Their War on the Open Internet Drew Wilson | February 1, 2022 During a press conference yesterday, the Canadian government has re-iterated their intention to declare war on the open Internet.
As Antitrust Scrutiny Rises, Google Lobbying Soars in Washington Drew Wilson | January 22, 2022 Documents are apparently showing that Google’s lobbying efforts have skyrocketted. This as antitrust efforts proceed.
Prof: Media Organization Slashes Jobs After Receiving $52 Million in Subsidies Drew Wilson | November 18, 2021 As the link tax debate continues, one professor is pointing out how one organization received major subsidies only to slash jobs.
Open Media Opens Petition in Anticipation of Liberals War on the Internet Drew Wilson | September 22, 2021 Open Media isn’t taking any chances. They created a petition in anticipation of Canada’s war on the Internet.
Canadian Government Readies Its Next Internet Crackdown With Online Harms Paper Drew Wilson | August 2, 2021 The Canadian government is initiating its next front in cracking down on the Internet. It’s through potential “online harms” legislation.
Digital Divide Continues to Be Problematic for Indigenous Communities: Study Drew Wilson | July 15, 2021 Internet access for indigenous communities is continuing to be a problem. This according to an RBC study highlighting the issue.
Government Plans on Regulating Speech and Apps Warns Expert Drew Wilson | April 24, 2021 Does your speech online need regulation? The government apparently thinks so. It has a plan on regulating that and apps.
Opinion: A Proposal to Simplify the State of Tech Policy Today Drew Wilson | April 16, 2021 With so many nuances going around these days, Drew Wilson offers a way of simplifying and explaining the state of tech policy today.
NSO Group Dealt Blow in Court in Trying to Block Whatsapp Lawsuit Drew Wilson | April 15, 2021 NSO Group’s efforts to shut down a lawsuit filed by Whatsapp has been dealt a legal blow after two judges seem unconvinced by dismissal push.
US Senators Ask Copyright Office to Look into State Infringement Drew Wilson | May 1, 2020 After a ruling that held that government is immune to copyright infringement lawsuits, senators are wanting officials to look into this further.
