Former DoJ and FBI Official, Jim Baker: Maybe Security Isn’t So Bad Drew Wilson | October 29, 2019 He worked at the Department of Justice (DoJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Now, Jim Baker is rethinking his position on security.
Data Leak Exposes Citizens of an Entire Smart City in China Drew Wilson | May 6, 2019 A security lapse has exposed citizens of an entire smart city in China. The discovery was made by a security researcher.
Australia Passes Anti-Encryption Bill in Rushed Process Drew Wilson | December 6, 2018 In yet another anti-technological move, Australia has now passed its anti-encryption bill in spite of widespread protests.
Could FileSharing Debate Add Insight into 3D Printed Guns Debate? Drew Wilson | August 2, 2018 3D printing has once again soared into the forefront of public debate. We examine the copyright debate to see what it can tell us about 3D printed guns.
Australia’s Breach Notification Laws Coming Into Effect This Month Drew Wilson | February 4, 2018 Australia is the latest country to try and implement breach notification laws. Some, however, are wondering if they go far enough.
An Analysis of the Telecommunications Chapter of the TPP Drew Wilson | February 18, 2016 Earlier, we’ve produced an analysis of the Intellectual Property chapter of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. In this analysis, we expand our knowledge of the agreement by reading through another chapter – the Telecommunications Chapter.
All 12 Countries Intend on Signing TPP – NZ Government Drew Wilson | January 12, 2016 Auckland, New Zealand. That city may be ground zero for where the final fight against the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will take place if New Zealand officials get what they want. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, all 12 countries will partake in a signing ceremony.
TPP and Reality: TPP Doesn’t Put Canada on Level Ground Drew Wilson | January 11, 2016 In a continuation of our series on addressing comments made by TPP supporters, we turn to a piece in the Globe and Mail which also tries to sell the infamous trade agreement.
Another Announcement About TPP Wrapping Up Publishes Drew Wilson | January 29, 2015 The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), one of the trade deals that has little to do with trade and more to do with fulfilling global corporate interests, is in the news again. Recently, a press release said that the agreement is close to being wrapped up. Will this be the announcement that signals a finalization is on …
Canada’s Election: A Review of the Green Party Platform on Digital Issues Drew Wilson | April 17, 2011 We have finished reviewing all the parties that were elected in office last session. The digital issues of all those parties were interesting, even if they were surprisingly disappointing. So now we are including the Green Party in our reviews.
