Tag: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)

Thank you to everyone who has spoken out against the TPP’s extreme Internet censorship plan. As of today, over 65,000 people have spoken out for our collective digital future! We’re so inspired. Share this image and continue to spread the word! read more

OpenMedia’s Executive Director Steve Anderson has been home sick this week – but when Global TV News called to see if he would speak out on behalf of Canadians and the broader Internet freedom community, he jumped at the opportunity to amplify your voices. Thank you to everyone for speaking

WOW! We are so inspired! Nearly 60,000 people said NO to the #TPP’s extreme Internet Censorship plan – and that number keeps growing! Thank you to our wonderful community for speaking out to protect our collective digital future. Let’s keep this going! Spread the word and help amplify our voices:

NDP Trade Critic Don Davies M.P. has joined thousands of Canadians who are speaking out for a fair digital future. Here’s what he had to say: Secrecy is no way to shape our digital policies. Canadians want a future where we can share and manage online content, without needing to

The 19th Round of TPP talks have ended in Brunei – but Canadian MPs still have no access to the text of the agreement that could break our digital future. . From The Huffington Post Canada: The Conservatives are keeping secret the draft text of a sweeping free trade agreement

The 19th Round of TPP talks have ended in Brunei – but Canadian MPs still have no access to the text of the agreement that could break our digital future. . From The Huffington Post Canada: The Conservatives are keeping secret the draft text of a sweeping free trade agreement

We now know that big industry and government bureaucracies want to censor and spy on our Internet 1. These initiatives would never pass with the world watching and that’s why they’ll stop at nothing to keep their activities secret. Your team at OpenMedia.org asked the Internet what we should do

Last week, we told you that U.S. Congressional Representatives have finally been given limited access to the drafts of the secretive and extreme Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. U.S. Congressman Grayson has had a look at the documents – and he doesn’t like what he sees. Canadian Members of Parliament are still

Following weeks of sustained pressure from the international Our Fair Deal Coalition and others, we have some good news to report from south of the border. U.S. Congressional Representatives have finally been given limited access to the drafts of the secretive and extreme Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. It looks like

Last week, we told you that an intersessional meeting of the Trans-Pacific Partnership was quietly taking place in Vancouver. At the time, the Canadian government had not told the public or the media that any such negotiation was happening. We only learned about the meeting via Peruvian media. Despite the