Study: US Carriers Heavily Throttle Netflix and YouTube
In a move that will surprise few Internet advocates, big US ISPs are throttling Netflix and YouTube post network neutrality repeal.
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California Defies FCC, Passes Network Neutrality Laws
After a long hard fought battle, the state of California has passed network neutrality laws. The move defies federal regulators.
Copyright Industry Lobbying Floods the Canadian Government
Major record labels, movie studios, and major software developers continue to heavily lobby the Canadian government over copyright issues.
Canadian Cabinet Shuffle Brings New Faces to Copyright Debate
Last weeks cabinet shuffle means that Canadians concerned about copyright will be seeing new faces at the federal level.
Trumps Supreme Court Nominee Has History of Being Net Neutrality Opponent
Trump’s new supreme court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, is having his history combed over. It turns out, he’s a net neutrality opponent.
European Digital Rights Activists Warns About EU Censorship Machine
European digital rights activists are renewing calls to fight the “censorship machine”. It is also known as the upload filter.
EFF Makes the Case for Bringing Network Neutrality Fight to Congress
In spite of skepticism from some observers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has published a game plan to bring the network neutrality fight to congress.
Network Neutrality Scores Victory As US Senate Votes to Save It
The US senate has voted to save network neutrality. The victory means there is marginal hope for the future of the Internet.
Red Alert for Net Neutrality Day of Action Takes Place Tomorrow
The Red Alert for Net Neutrality day of action is taking place tomorrow. Some of your favourite websites could be participating.
Netsweeper Under Fire for Helping Countries Crack Down on Free Speech
Canadian firm NetSweeper is finding itself at the centre of controversy. News has surfaced that it is helping other countries censor the Internet.
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