Your news links for today: Federal Court Orders Bell to Pay $20,000 in Damages Over Privacy Violation (Michael Geist) Consumer-friendly cellphone rules coming in Ontario (Toronto Star) Info sharing between…
Your news links for today: Bell wanders into its own negative-option fiasco (Words By Nowak) CRTC: Friend or Foe? (HowardForums) Experts call for sweeping review of Copyright Board (The Wire…
Your news links for today: Ottawa rejects Telus’s second attempt to buy Mobilicity (Globe and Mail) CETA Technical Summary (Canada’s Economic Action Plan) Why can’t Australian citizens read the Trans-Pacific…
Your news links for today: NS: Seaside says it won’t track TV and online habits of customers (Daily Business Buzz) TPP talks bog down over intellectual property rights (Japan Times)…
Your news links for today: $2 paper phone bill fee in CRTC crosshairs: Roseman (Toronto Star) CSE still operating embassy collection sites (Lux Ex Umbra) NSA ‘monitored 60m Spanish calls…
Your news links for today: Privacy Commissioner to investigate Bell Canada’s privacy policy changes (Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada) FINTRAC collecting too much info on innocent Canadians (CBC)…
Your news links for today: Ottawa approves Telus deal to acquire wireless startup Public Mobile (Financial Post) Public Interest Coalition Opposes Fast-Track Authority for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (EFF) Canadians sue…
Your news links for today: Canadian spy agency sued for allegedly violating charter (CBC) Civil liberties groups launch lawsuit against Canadian eavesdropping agency (Globe and Mail) Civil Liberties Group Sues…
Your news links for today: Customer profiling, online behavioural marketing and your information (Bell Support Pages) Bell Canada To Track Web, TV Surfing Habits For Ad Purposes (Huffington Post) The…
Your news links for today: Will The Canada-EU Trade Agreement Harm Our Freedoms Online? (La Quadrature du Net) Report: U.S. intercepts French phone calls on a ‘massive scale’ (CNN) US…
Your news links for today: Rogers Wireless collection agency sends bills to dead Manitobans (CBC) Canada: Who Will Keep an Eye on the Spies? (Epoch Times) The World’s Policeman Is…
Your news links for today: Canadian Government Unveils Its Celebrations-First Agenda (Michael Geist) ITU report pours more fuel on telecom pricing fire (Peter Nowak) Right to slam talks secrecy (Stuff.co.nz)…
Your news links for today: Conservatives put consumer focus on Parliament’s return (Toronto Star) How trade deals threaten modern culture (Ottawa Citizen) There’s an International Plan to Censor the Internet…
Your news links for today: Rogers bill ruins credit rating of man who doesn’t have Rogers account (CBC) Federal gov’t to push cable providers to unbundle channels (Toronto Sun) Government…
Your news links for today: #Rogersoutage: another reason for more competition (Macleans) Corporate Espionage, Drunk Telecom Execs, and Pissed off Victims (Jason Koblovsky) Why is Canada’s privacy czar worried about…
Your news links for today: Rogers apologizes for country-wide wireless outage, gives customers one day of free service (Financial Post) The wrath of a thousand Canadians is a mighty sight.…
Your news links for today: Bill to Protect Wireless Customers Passes Second Reading (Ontario Minister of Consumer Services) Indie ISPs Accuse Big Telecom Of ‘Anti-Competitive Behaviour’ (Huffington Post) TPP: This…
Your news links for today: Canada spying in Brazil: more to come, Greenwald promises (CBC) Brazil is tip of the iceberg on Canadian spying, U.S. journalist says (Globe & Mail)…
Here are your daily news links: Canadian spies targeted Brazil’s mines ministry: report (CBC) Charges that Canada spied on Brazil unveil CSEC’s inner workings (Globe & Mail) CSEC Olympia slides…
