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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New European Copyright Proposal Blasted As Internet Threat
After the decisive victory for the Internet, Article 11 and Article 13 are back. The copyright proposal is once again being denounced as a threat to the Internet.
Controversy Erupts Following Alex Jones Being Banned on Social Media
Several social media websites have decided to pull the plug on Alex Jones following complaints of spreading hate.
Blender Tests PeerTube Following YouTube Shut Down
The Blender Foundation is finally largely online. However, in the wake of the mysterious shutdown, they are testing a new PeerTube service.
Music Canada Admits Legal Services Causing Piracy to Drift Away
Legal services have long been pointed to as a solution to online copyright infringement. It seems even Music Canada is admitting to this as well.
YouTube Begins Blocking Legal Channel’s Ahead of Article 13 Vote
Ahead of a crucial vote on Article 13 in Europe, it seems that YouTube has already begun blocking perfectly legal channels on its site.
Rights Organization Warns Upload Filter Compromise Benefits Few
The controversial upload filter in Europe, also referred to as the “censorship machine” is at the centre of fresh criticism.
White Noise Receives 5 Copyright Infringement Claims on YouTube
An artist who posted a 10 hour video with nothing but white noise on YouTube has received 5 copyright infringement notices.
Ajit Pai’s Video Removed From YouTube After Copyright Complaint
A lot of anger is boiling over after Ajit Pai lead the FCC to scrapping network neutrality. Now, one label has taken matters further by taking down Pai’s video.
RIAA Demands DMCA Reforms That No Longer Protect YouTube
For years, YouTube has been a major portal for new talent to share their creations with the world. While more artists and more genre’s of music are finally able to break out into a wider audience, the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), along with other major corporations, are petitioning the US government to choke […]
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