New Data Shows Ill Effects of Lack of ISP Competition in Canada Drew Wilson | January 1, 2019 New data has surfaced showing the impact of a lack of ISP competition has on the Canadian marketplace. For observers, the picture is not good.
Canada’s Anti-File-Sharing Settlement Demands Receives Royal Assent Drew Wilson | December 21, 2018 Canada’s law forbidding the injection of settlement demands in its notice-and-notice system has officially received royal assent.
Prison Sentences Handed Down to Two For 2015 TalkTalk Hack Drew Wilson | November 26, 2018 UK ISP TalkTalk suffered a data breach back in 2015. Now, prison sentences are being handed down to two individuals partly responsible for the hack.
Hollow Victory: Supreme Court Won’t Hear Net Neutrality Appeal Drew Wilson | November 12, 2018 The US Supreme Court has ruled that laws protecting net neutrality are legal. Unfortunately, those are the laws that were already scrapped.
ISPs Continue Anti-Net Neutrality Litigation Rampage, Sues Vermont Drew Wilson | October 22, 2018 Big US ISPs are continuing their litigation tour of America. Their next target to stop network neutrality is Vermont.
Big US ISPs Sue to Stop Network Neutrality in California Drew Wilson | October 14, 2018 Big US ISPs have joined the efforts of the Trump administration by suing California for passing network neutrality.
California Defies FCC, Passes Network Neutrality Laws Drew Wilson | September 4, 2018 After a long hard fought battle, the state of California has passed network neutrality laws. The move defies federal regulators.
Verizon Throttles California Firefighters While the State Burns Drew Wilson | August 31, 2018 Verizon has caught heat after they apparently throttled the connection of California firefighters.
Report: Network Neutrality Becomes Enshrined in India Drew Wilson | July 22, 2018 Reports are surfacing that India has become the latest country to enshrine network neutrality in law.
Europe’s Proposed “E-Evidence” Package Draws Fire Drew Wilson | June 15, 2018 A European proposal (dubbed “E-Evidence”) that would allow the American government to potentially wiretap European citizens is receiving backlash.
