Earlier this week, we told you about how indie ISPs are fighting against Big Telecom blocking Canadians from accessing affordable services. Canadians deserve authentic choice. As Big Telecom continues to…
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.…
Our government representatives continue to have “no comment” when it comes to allegations of industrial espionage against Brazil – and that’s just not okay. read more
PoP_FBshare.png With Parliament set to resume, Coalition calls for effective legal measures to protect the privacy of every resident of Canada October 10, 2013 – OpenMedia.ca is joining with more…
Today is the last day of our fundraising campaign to fight back against Internet censorship that could knock entire families offline. Generous donors have announced they’ll provide matching funds if…
Apparently, capturing the data of law-abiding Canadians requires more floor space than the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, a grand fireplace, and a lavish “palace” that would cost more to…
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…
Some great news this afternoon! Bill 60, which would make cell phone and wireless contracts more clear for users, has passed it’s second reading in the Ontario legislature – and…
CSEC’s former director has this warning to all Canadians in the wake of allegations of economic espionage against Brazil by the ultra-secretive spy agency – allegations that have many saying…
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)…
Guest blog – OpenMedia.ca community member Teresa Murphy looks at how independent ISPs are teaming up to help stop Big Telecom from mistreating Canadians: Recently, two pro-customer applications were filed…
SS_200x200_130610-1.png Continued secrecy and lack of transparency around CSEC undermines relationships overseas and democracy at home, says citizen-backed OpenMedia.ca October 7, 2013 – Following fresh revelations that Canada has been…
This morning, Canadians woke to the news that their ultra-secretive spy agency, the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC), conducted extensive spying against Brazil’s mining and energy ministry. The news, which…
TekSavvy CEO Marc Gaudrault is speaking out and calling for regulators to prevent Big Telecom giants from blocking our access to affordable independent services. Gaudrault’s call comes after many of…
Customers of Bell are seeking $100 million in damages from the big telecom company. If you have had phone cards expired on you from any big telecom company, you may…
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…
Big incumbent telecom providers should not be allowed to block access to affordable mobile phone and Internet options. Learn more: https://OpenMedia.ca/Innovator Article by Rita Trichur for The Globe and Mail:…
We’re so amazed to see how many people are speaking out against the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership’s (TPP) extreme Internet Censorship plan. Over 100,000 people have spoken out already – and…
Our government representatives are headed to Asia this week to discuss the ultra-secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership – an agreement that could break our digital future. Isn’t it time we learned the…
