Goliath Vs. Goliath
Last week’s massive email leak at Sony revealed a number of unsavoury things about the company from the racist comments of Sony co-chairman Amy Pascal, to the company’s scramble to…
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Washington Post: Will changes in the U.S. ruin your Internet?
If the U.S. allows Big Telecom to build an Internet slow lane, how will the rest of the world be affected? Article by Nancy Scola for The Washington Post Two…
Nothing says I love you like an Internet freedom button
Looking for that perfect holiday gift for the Internet lover on your list? How about some OpenMedia swag? Click on the photo below to go to the site. read more
Izzy Iz Awesome
Psst! Hey you! Come here, I want to tell you a secret. Promise you won’t tell anybody, though. Okay, so, you’d never guess this, but OpenMedia’s team consists largely of…
EFF: There’s no excuse for secrecy at the TPP
The European Union has taken a huge leap towards transparency in releasing the text of a trade deal affecting member nations. Now, it’s time for Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiators to do…
The Guardian: Net neutrality is worth standing up for
When the inventor of the World Wide Web tells you to take to the streets to defend the Internet, you better listen up! Video from The Guardian read more
Michael Geist: Calls to break up the telecom giants are growing – but will James Moore listen?
Last week, thousands of Canadians spoke out in favour of affordable indie ISPs and fast fibre Internet for Canadians. When will Industry Minister James Moore start listening and put Canada…
Slate: Solar. Powered. Internet balloons. Yes, please!
You won’t believe how Google plans to bring Internet access to remote areas. Article by Will Oremus for Slate The majority of people in the world lack access to the…
Timothy Denton: “OpenMedia is one of the very few players… talking this language”
Where does innovation in telecom really come from? This former CRTC commissioner has a surprising answer. Article by Timothy Denton Jean Pierre Blais, Chairman of the CRTC, asked the essential…
OpenMedia’s Josh Tabish and Cynthia Khoo present to the CRTC Wireline hearing
On Monday, our own Josh Tabish and Cynthia Khoo presented to the CRTC to save independent Canadian ISPs. It was pretty kick-ass, here are the best bits if you missed…
Media Democracy Project: Bridging the Digital Divide in Canada
How is the digital divide affecting Canadians? Find out in this awesome video by SFU students for the Media Democracy Project. read more
Michael Geist: Government transparency on the decline
Just how open is Canada’s new Open Government Action Plan? Article by Michael Geist Treasury Board President Tony Clement unveiled the latest version of his Open Government Action Plan last…
Tell the CRTC to #SaveIndieISPs
Big Telecom is trying to kill independent access to the Internet – blocking your options for high-speed affordable services. Help #SaveIndieISPs by clicking on the link to tweet our message…