Julian Assange Sentenced to 50 Weeks in Prison Drew Wilson | May 1, 2019 Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange has now been sentenced to 50 weeks in prison. All this as political uncertainty sets in.
Strengthening Canada’s Privacy Laws Receives Broad Party Support Drew Wilson | April 28, 2019 With Canada lagging further and further behind in privacy laws, MPs from Conservative, Liberal, and the NDP are now supportive of strengthening the laws.
Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange Arrested By British Authorities Drew Wilson | April 11, 2019 He helped expose secret trade agreements like ACTA, CETA, TPP, and others. Now, Julian Assange is in custody awaiting possible extradition to the US.
German Man Steps Forward, Admits to Hacking Germany’s Politicians Drew Wilson | January 10, 2019 The political drama continues with the German political hack. After finger-pointing and police raids, a man has stepped forward and confessed to the hack.
German Cyber Security Defence (BSI) Defends Itself Following Breach Drew Wilson | January 7, 2019 The BSI, Germany’s cyber security defence agency, is now on the defence following a breach that affected Germany’s politicians including Angela Merkel.
US Democrats Want Answers for Anti-Competitive Throttling Drew Wilson | November 15, 2018 It’s been a well-documented problem that US carriers are throttling competing services. Now US senate Democrats want answers from four major carriers.
Study: US Carriers Heavily Throttle Netflix and YouTube Drew Wilson | September 7, 2018 In a move that will surprise few Internet advocates, big US ISPs are throttling Netflix and YouTube post network neutrality repeal.
California Defies FCC, Passes Network Neutrality Laws Drew Wilson | September 4, 2018 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 Drew Wilson | August 21, 2018 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 Drew Wilson | July 25, 2018 Last weeks cabinet shuffle means that Canadians concerned about copyright will be seeing new faces at the federal level.
