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Governments around the world just don’t seem to get it. It’s been nearly two years since Edward Snowden revealed that the United States and their allies, including Canada, had been…
Governments around the world just don’t seem to get it. It’s been nearly two years since Edward Snowden revealed that the United States and their allies, including Canada, had been…
Your news links for today: Obama makes net neutrality pledge in State of the Union – The Register Netflix sends cease and desist letter to virtual border-hopping service – IT…
Worried about streaming video with a VPN? Don’t be. Article by Michael Geist The misuse of Canada’s new copyright notice-and-notice system has attracted considerable media and political attention over the…
The RCMP kept making warrantless requests for private information a full month after the Supreme Court ruled the practice unconstitutional. Article by Justin Ling for Vice Canada’s federal police continued…
Your news links for today: Announcing Apollo 1201: Eradicate DRM within a decade! – Boing Boing Shifting Politics of Net Neutrality Debate Ahead of F.C.C. Vote – NY Times Stream…
If you’ve received a harassing copyright notice, our advice is clear – don’t hand your name and address to U.S. copyright trolls. And ignore their threats of $150,000 lawsuits and…
Have you ever googled Tor or other privacy tools? Experts say these leaks confirm that the NSA is engaged in indiscriminate mass surveillance. Article by James Vincent for The Independent…
Your news links for today: Obama and Cameron’s ‘solutions’ for cybersecurity will make the internet worse – The Guardian If you seek to ‘switch off’ encryption, you may as well…
Could this idea help bring the world closer to universal Internet access? Article by Simon Sharwood for the Register WorldVu, an outfit that last year looked to have Google and…
This entrepreneur is trying to bring the world closer to universal Internet access. Article by Luke Simcoe for Metro In case you haven’t heard, Canadians are crossing the digital border…
Cord-cutters are starting to affect Big Telecom’s bottom line. Article by Christine Dobby for the Globe and Mail Facing a steady decline in television customers, Shaw Communications Inc. and Cogeco…
Il est temps pour le government d’aborder nos vitesses Internet lentes. Article par Fabien Deglise pour Le Devoir Lenteur et récrimination. Open Media, un groupe de pression influent qui milite…
2014 was a banner year for OpenMedia. Our team grew substantially, we moved into new offices, 3D printed an anteater, rescued an air hockey table from the landfill, and… what…
Your news links for today: Exclusive: White House says net neutrality legislation not needed – Reuters Shaw, Cogeco gain Internet customers, but see decline in TV subscribers – Globe and…
Is spying about to become even more rampant in Canada? Article by Chris Hall for the CBC The federal government believes Canada is vulnerable to a significant terrorist attack because…
U.S. copyright trolls have been exploiting loopholes to bully Canadian downloaders. Go to https://OpenMedia.ca/Shakedown to fight back and check out the link below to learn more. Article from the National…
We’re happy to see new measures to prevent software from being installed on Canadians’ computers without consent. Check out this article for a deep dive on what these new rules…
Your news links for today: New counterterrorism bill to override certain privacy limits – CBC News David Cameron Wants to Turn Off Encryption. – Medium David Cameron seeks cooperation of…
There’s no end of good news lately when it comes to Big Telecom getting smacked down. Article by Nick Salerni for iPhone in Canada Bell Mobility has lost a class-action…
Over two years ago, we lost Internet activist Aaron Swartz to suicide after he was relentlessly persecuted for alleged copyright infringement. Find out how you can best honor Aaron and…