ActivityPub, and the popularity of Mastadon could be a sign that Canada’s efforts to regulate the internet with Bill’s C-11 and C-18 may go down […]
How Decentralized Social Media Can Thwart Canada’s Efforts to Regulate the Internet Read More »
If you thought Bill C-11 and Bill C-18 were bad, Canada’s forthcoming online harms bill makes them look like minor inconveniences.
13 Civil Rights Organizations Share Their Red Lines for Canada’s Online Harms Proposal Read More »
The Canadian government currently stands as the single biggest obstacle to Freezenet’s growth, we explain how specifically.
The Long Term Goals of Freezenet and How the Canadian Government Threatens Them Read More »
The “consultation” of Canada’s online harms proposal is continuing to earn the title of being a fraudsultation.
ATIP: Government Filtered Out Opponents of Online Harms Proposal as “Non-Allies” Read More »
Pierre Poilievre has become the leader of the Conservative party. We look at what his vision for the internet is from what we could find.
Inside Pierre Poilievre’s Vision for the Internet Read More »
The trifecta of bad bills, Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and Online Harms will ruin the internet in Canada. We explain.
How Bill C-11, Bill C-18, and Online Harms Will Collectively Ruin the Canadian Internet Read More »
A video of Chrystia Freeland being harassed by a right winger has some suggesting to move forward with online harms legislation.
Rage tweeting Liberal MP just keeps digging. He is now accusing Michael Geist of bullying him into calling him a racist.
Drew Wilson offers his own reflection on the Chris Bittle affair, talking about the partisanship angle.
Reflecting on the Chris Bittle Affair – the Partisanship Angle Read More »
Online harms critics got an unexpected helping hand from a member of a so-called anti-hate group.
