California Net Neutrality Bill Restored After Gutting Drew Wilson | July 9, 2018 Following the gutting of network neutrality, the state of California is still a battleground in the fight to restore it.
US Bill That Criminalizes Security Research Blasted By Experts Drew Wilson | April 20, 2018 In an era where breaches and leaks have become a weekly thing, it may be surprising to know that security research is being criminalized in one state.
Report: New Draft Bill Could Help Keep Data Breaches Secret Drew Wilson | March 14, 2018 A new draft bill is drawing controversy in the US. It could help allow private corporations to keep data breaches more secret.
Stop Online Piracy Act – The Bill The Internet Stopped Drew Wilson | January 8, 2013 By Drew Wilson If one were to ask Internet advocates some of the most significant achievements of the Internet in recent memory, there is a good chance that the day the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) was stopped would be brought up amongst those achievements. We take a look …
Magnotta Case Used to Sell Canadian Surveillance Legislation – Memo’s Drew Wilson | July 13, 2012 Newly found memo’s suggest that the Minister for Public Safety Vic Teows was trying to use the Luka Rocco Magnotta case to sell the controversial online surveillance legislation. The revelations aren’t entirely a surprise, but what is surprise is that, after all this time, no one seems to be any closer to linking the murder …
Your Question: Bill C-32 – Has it Passed? Drew Wilson | July 23, 2010 We’ve provided some extensive coverage of Bill C-32 including a detailed analysis that allows readers to decipher our interpretations for themselves. Since our detailed review, a number of you have asked us in our comments and via e-mail if the bill is passed or not. We are more than happy to answer this question.
