Your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, November 29, 2013
Your news links for today: Canada allowed U.S. to spy on G20 leaders at Toronto summit, top secret documents reveal (National Post) Reports: US spied at Canada conferences (Al Jazeera)…
Your news links for today: Canada allowed U.S. to spy on G20 leaders at Toronto summit, top secret documents reveal (National Post) Reports: US spied at Canada conferences (Al Jazeera)…
Your news links for today: New Snowden docs show U.S. spied during G20 in Toronto (CBC) Privacy watchdog backs cyberbullying bill’s ‘lawful access’ powers (Globe and Mail) Why Peter MacKay…
Your news links for today: Bell Mobility Accused Of 800% Markup On Netflix In CRTC Complaint (Huffington Post) Instead of Rights, How About Access? (HowardForums) French telecom giant eyes entry…
Not gonna lie… this freaked me out a little bit. According to Professor Dwayne Winseck — aka “mediamorphis” on Twitter and on HowardForums, a post I made on HowardForums might…
Your news links for today: The Next Broadband Challenge: Wireless (Journal of Information Policy PDF) Ben Klass asks CRTC to stop Bell’s delinquency on Mobile TV (Life on the Broadband…
Your news links for today: Carleton Study Challenges Claims of Big Mobile Wireless Players and Promotes Need for Maverick Brands (Carleton Newsroom) Canada would be well served by welcoming wireless…
Your news links for today: New cyberbullying law has ‘larger agenda,’ expands police powers (CBC) Cyberbullying bill a Trojan horse to revive online surveillance: critics (Calgary Herald) Conservatives reviving old…
Your news links for today: Cyberbullying legislation to target spread of intimate images (CBC) Lawful Access is Back: Controversial Bill Returns Under the Guise of Cyber-Bullying Legislation (Michael Geist) Mobile…
Your news links for today: Harper government’s extensive spying on anti-oilsands groups revealed in FOIs (Vancouver Observer) Leaked TPP Text Confirms Countries Had Plenty to Hide (Michael Geist) The Trans-Pacific…
Your news links for today: Canada’s Wireless Digital Divide (HowardForums) Taking those old telecom myths out for a spin (Peter Nowak) NDP push reforms to Access to Information Act (Toronto…
Your news links for today: Rogers customer takes stand on ‘punitive’ cancellation fees (CBC) Canadian industry minister says wireless companies will lose unused spectrum (Toronto Star) TekSavvy CEO on the…
Your news links for today: Digital Divide: Canada’s Poorest Sacrifice Basic Needs To Get Connected (Huffington Post) Ottawa to crack down on telecom carriers for hoarding spectrum (Globe and Mail)…
Your news links for today: Secret TPP treaty IP Chapter: Advanced text with negotiation positions for all 12 nations (Wikileaks) TPP Leak Confirms the Worst: US Negotiators Still Trying to…
Your news links for today: Supreme Court Of Canada To Police: Get A Warrant To Search Computers And Mobile Phones (Mondaq) The second operating system hiding in every mobile phone…
Your news links for today: Tucows CEO Elliot Noss on how Rogers, Telus and Bell are holding Canada back. (CANADALAND) Canada’s new ‘spy palace’ damaged by weekend fire (CBC) Spy…
Your news links for today: Police need judge’s specific permission to search computers, Supreme Court rules (Globe and Mail) The Canadian Wireless Rip Off (Ben Klass) Considering C-8: My Appearance…
Your news links for today: Pricey Wireless Shuts out Poorer Canadians (The Tyee) Telecom billing complaints on the rise, report says (CBC) Telecom Complaints In Canada More Than Double: Watchdog…
Your news links for today: This is big: Three events you cannot miss at MDD 2013 (The Media Democracy Project) Some thoughts on Chitrakar v. Bell TV and damage awards…
Your news links for today: The bottom line on high wireless prices (Peter Nowak) Statscan Data Points to Canada’s Growing Digital Divide (Michael Geist) Speech by Jean-Pierre Blais at Community…
Your news links for today: Bell data collection part of ‘disturbing trend’ (CBC) Bell TV ‘reprehensible’ in violating Nova Scotia man’s privacy, judge says (The Star) Federal Court chastises Bell…