Academics and Experts Agree: Rogers Shaw Deal is a Bad Deal for Canadians Drew Wilson | April 13, 2021 Opposition to the Rogers Shaw deal is growing. Academics and experts are both coming forward to highlight what a rotten deal it is for Canadians.
Rogers Grilled At Hearing By MPs Over Rogers Shaw Merger Bid Drew Wilson | April 1, 2021 As the Rogers Shaw deal moves ahead, more questions are being raised about what it means for ISP and wireless competition in Canada.
GameStop Saga: Roaring Kitty Sued, RobinHood Grilled At Hearing Drew Wilson | February 20, 2021 Gamestop bull, Roaring Kitty, is facing a lawsuit over alleged securities violations. Meanwhile, RobinHood is facing questions by lawmakers.
Hearing on TikTok Ban Set for Nov 4 – After the Elections Drew Wilson | October 14, 2020 A US Judge has said that the hearing over TikTok’s ban is set to take place on November 4th. This is a day after the elections.
Julian Assange’s Extradition Hearing Concludes, Verdict Due January 4th Drew Wilson | October 2, 2020 The trial conducted by the American government against Julian Assange is now over. A verdict is due to be delivered on January 4th.
As Assange Hearing Continues, Civil Rights Organizations Barred Drew Wilson | September 24, 2020 After a delay in the proceedings due to an exposure of COVID-19, civil rights organizations were denied access to the hearings.
Section 230 Reform Bill, PACT, Draws Criticism from EFF Drew Wilson | August 7, 2020 The Electronic Frontier Foundation has expressed disapproval for the PACT bill. The legislation is the Democrats attempt at reforming Section 230.
US Court Hears Lawsuit to Block Enforcement of FOSTA Drew Wilson | September 26, 2019 It appears the fight to stop the so-called anti-sex trafficking law FOSTA is far from dead. A court is hearing a lawsuit to block its enforcement.
Bryan Adams: Copyright Term Extension Enriches Corporations, Not Creators Drew Wilson | December 31, 2018 Bryan Adams made an appearance at a Canadian copyright hearing. He made the argument that extending copyright terms will only enrich intermediaries, not artists.
