100,000 strong
Incredible! Over 100,000 people have joined us in saying no to the Internet Slow Lane. Help us keep the pressure on at
Incredible! Over 100,000 people have joined us in saying no to the Internet Slow Lane. Help us keep the pressure on at
caution-internetslowlane.png Huge public outcry succeeds in forcing FCC to back away from officially endorsing Big Telecom’s Slow Lane plan The U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced this morning that it will…
A huge chorus of voices is rising against the FCC’s plan to allow Internet Slow Lanes. We’ve almost hit 100,000 signatures on our website – will you help us take…
Internet sloths at the FCC want to put your Internet in the slow lane. Tell them to get with the program at https://OpenMedia.org/SlowLane read more
Speaking out against the Internet Slow Lane is having a powerful effect, as the FCC is set to reconsider rule changes that could destroy Net Neutrality. Want to take the…
Giant U.S. cable companies are throwing a hissy fit over the possibility that the FCC might prevent them from creating Internet Slow Lanes. Article by Brad Reed for BGR It…
Citizens, tech companies, major decision-makers, and innovators agree: save the open Internet, don’t let cable companies build Internet slow lanes. Speak out at https://OpenMedia.org/SlowLane and share this great piece by…
This is a crucial moment for the Internet. In just 48 hours, changes at the U.S. FCC could slow many of your favourite websites to a crawl. Innovation on the…
Wow! Our Say No to the Internet Slow Lane campaign is part of a viral response to save Net Neutrality! Make sure to sign on at http://OpenMedia.org/SlowLane and check out…
You’ve heard the story over and over again. A couple of college friends are sitting in their dorm rooms, messing around with some code, probably getting a bit tipsy. They…
Big rule changes in the U.S. threaten to put your Internet in the slow lane. Here’s a great explanation of what is happening in the Net Neutrality battle, how it…
Proposed changes in the U.S. that could put your Internet use in the slow lane are creating a viral response. Article by Richard Lawler for BGR Despite FCC Chairman Tom…
Frighteningly vague language in the govt’s proposed new Online Spying law could give any public officer, including mayors, access to your private information. That’s right: mayors of major Canadian cities……
Canadians are more surveilled than ever as new technologies enable privacy invasions on a massive scale. How did we arrive at this juncture? And what can we do to modernize…
Who can you trust with your private information? Not the government apparently. Not Big Telecom either. Isn’t it time for Stephen Harper to take responsibility and defend our online privacy?…
What’s at stake in upcoming changes to Canada’s privacy laws? Our own Steve Anderson lays it all out. read more
“When we share on Facebook, we think we’re sharing with our friends. We don’t think we’re sharing everything with some faceless government bureaucrat in Ottawa using our tax dollars to…
Why are telecom providers refusing to come clean about disclosing your private information? Article by Michael Geist While much of the attention this week on the massive number of requests…
We’ve been demanding that the Canadian government stand up and defend our privacy instead of invading it. You should too: http://OpenMedia.ca/DefendPrivacy But how can you know if your private information…
The government spies on Canadians’ private information more than a million times a year, often without a warrant. If that wasn’t enough, now it turns out they’re creeping on your…