Organization Sending Possibly Illegal P2P Demand Notices in Canada Drew Wilson | February 7, 2019 Filesharing settlement demand notices probably should have been a relic of a bygone era, but a report is surfacing saying that they continue to get sent.
EFF Urges European’s to Put a Stop to Article 11, Article 13 Drew Wilson | January 16, 2019 Article 11 and Article 13 is approaching the finish line in Europe. The EFF is urging European’s to stop it before it’s too late.
Data Breach Whistle-Blowing Skyrockets After GDPR Passage Drew Wilson | December 28, 2018 While some debate whether or not the GDPR is a net positive development in Europe, one good sign is that breach whistle-blowing is on the rise.
Australia’s Anti-Encryption Laws Spark Security Concerns in New Zealand Drew Wilson | December 20, 2018 While a lot of outrage over Australia’s anti-encryption laws have been confined to the borders, security worries are now extending beyond the country’s borders.
Canadian Bar Association Pushes for Notice-and-Takedown in Canada Drew Wilson | December 13, 2018 Notice-and-Takedown has been widely known as a disastrous policy in the US. Now, the Canadian Bar Association is saying Canada should follow suit.
In Rushed Process, Australia Passes Increasing Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | December 2, 2018 Free speech took a hit in Australia. Despite the opposition, the government passed the increasing of Internet censorship.
Anthem Settles for $16 Million Over 78.8 Million Record Data Breach Drew Wilson | October 18, 2018 It was a data breach that affected 78.8 million people in 2015. Now, Anthem is settling with the US government for $16 million.
Epic Games DMCA’s Itself, Takes Down Own Trailer on YouTube Drew Wilson | October 16, 2018 The critical flaws of the DMCA system in general is once again on display as Epic Games DMCA’s it’s own YouTube trailer.
Sony Faces Class Action Lawsuit for Not Properly Compensating Artists Drew Wilson | October 7, 2018 A class action lawsuit has been filed against Sony over compensation. Specifically, it relates to streaming royalties.
Canadian Supreme Court: ISPs Can Be Compensated for Notices Drew Wilson | September 24, 2018 Another critical aspect of the recent court ruling is that ISPs can demand compensation for handling notices of infringement.
