Announcement: Freezenet YouTube Channel Reaches 500 Views! Drew Wilson | June 7, 2022 Freezenet is thrilled to announce that the official Youtube channel has surpassed 500 views in total!
YouTuber J.J. McCullough Comes Out of Bill C-11 Hearing Feeling Disillusioned About the Process Drew Wilson | June 7, 2022 YouTuber, J.J. McCullough, has left the committee hearing about Bill C-11 feeling disillusioned about the political process.
YouTube States the Obvious: Bill C-11 Regulates User Generated Content Drew Wilson | May 5, 2022 Bill C-11 regulates user generated content. This has been acknowledged by YouTube. It’s pretty obvious, but it’s noteworthy who is saying it.
Why Bill C-11 is 1970’s Thinking Applied to 2022 Drew Wilson | May 4, 2022 Bill C-11 has got a lot of things wrong. One less talked about way is how it doesn’t acknowledge how content is created.
CRTC Chair, Ian Scott, Tries His Hand At Spreading Misleading Comments on Bill C-11 Drew Wilson | April 4, 2022 With so many others failing at fooling Canadian’s on what Bill C-11 does, Ian Scott of the CRTC takes a crack at it.
What the SMART Act is and Why it is America’s Article 17 (Upload Filters) Drew Wilson | April 2, 2022 The US has tabled something that is known as the SMART Act. This is known by critics as America’s upload filters law.
As YouTube Warns of Dangers of Bill C-11, Liberals Suggest that Tweaks Are An Option Drew Wilson | March 29, 2022 As YouTube warns of the consequences of Bill C-11 for creators, Chris Bittle suggests tweaks might be an option.
Bill C-11 Will Kill Online Careers Before They Even Start Drew Wilson | March 11, 2022 Michael Geist posted about this aspect of C-11. We’ll look into the more nitty gritty aspects of it.
Russian Government Mouthpiece, RT, Struggles to Find a Platform Drew Wilson | March 10, 2022 Russian propaganda network, RT, has been experiencing blockades and is struggling to stay online.
Bill C-11 Supporting MP’s Don’t Even Know How Creators Would Benefit Drew Wilson | March 1, 2022 The failures of Bill C-11 is reaching critical proportions. When asked, MPs supporting the bill didn’t know how creators would benefit.
