Another Gag Order is Introduced to Pass Bill C-10, Reflections on Analysis Drew Wilson | June 15, 2021 The government has introduced a second gag order on debate. Also, we reflect on what we’ve learned in the analysis of Bill C-10.
iPolitics Canada Deletes Its Own Credibility, Pushes Link Tax Propaganda Drew Wilson | June 9, 2021 iPolitics Canada is the latest publication to sacrifice its own credibility by pushing link tax propaganda and misinformation.
Biden Administration Files Appeal to Have Assange Extradited to US Drew Wilson | February 28, 2021 After vowing to appeal, the Biden Administration has followed through on that promise and appealed the decision to extradite Julian Assange.
Day 4 of US Elections: Leads Change and the Trump Impact on Journalism Drew Wilson | November 6, 2020 The morning of day 4 sees some leads change in the US elections. We also talk about the impact Trump has had on journalism.
Big Publishers Asking for Advertising Dollar Preferential Treatment Drew Wilson | April 5, 2020 Advertising dollars have been acing a squeeze lately. Now, Big UK publishers are calling for preferential treatment for their outlets.
Brazil Files Criminal Complaint Against Glenn Greenwald Drew Wilson | January 27, 2020 Julian Assange isn’t the only one targeted by government. Brazil is trying to prosecute Glenn Greenwald.
Reporters Without Borders Condemns Australian Police Raids Drew Wilson | July 15, 2019 After police raided multiple properties owned by journalists and outlets, Reporters Without Borders called Australia’s actions a “grave threat”.
America’s Anti-Encryption Considerations Receives Pushback Drew Wilson | July 14, 2019 America is considering joining other countries in the war on encryption. It seems that not everyone in the country is on board with this plan.
Dutton After Journalism Crackdown: “Nobody is above the law” Drew Wilson | July 13, 2019 After massive police raids conducted on journalists, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton appears to not be backing down.
Australia Uses Anti-Encryption Laws to Target Journalists Drew Wilson | July 12, 2019 Australia has pretty much dispensed with all pretense. They are using their anti-encryption laws to go after journalists.
