In the battle for the Internet, which side are you on?
A couple weeks ago, thousands of OpenMedia supporters joined with open Internet advocates and legal experts at Free Press to challenge the Internet slow lane plan being pushed by U.S.…
A couple weeks ago, thousands of OpenMedia supporters joined with open Internet advocates and legal experts at Free Press to challenge the Internet slow lane plan being pushed by U.S.…
Your news links for today: .digest — 25.07.14 – Matt Braga on Tumblr UK ISPs and Rights Holders Agree on Voluntary Notice-and-Notice Style Copyright System – Michael Geist Government pushes…
Two of Canada’s biggest telecoms have done the right thing and publicly announced that they will not share subscribers’ private information without a warrant any more. It doesn’t seem like…
Your news links for today: Why Has Bell Remained Silent on Its Subscriber Information Disclosure Practices? – Michael Geist CRTC to Hold Discussions with Telcos Over Charging Fees for Paper…
The government’s unambitious rural broadband plans will leave tens of thousands of Canadians stuck with last-century Internet speeds. Tell James Moore it’s time for Canada to finally start catching up…
We knew that the government made over 1 million requests for Canadians’ private information in 2011. Now it turns out that they’ve been making scores of these requests going back…
Your news links for today: OECD Releases New Broadband Data: Canada Ranks in Bottom Third on Mobile Broadband Subscriptions – Michael Geist BCE to take regional unit Bell Aliant private…
Telcos’ decision to stop handing over subscriber information without a warrant is a step in the right direction, according to the Globe and Mail editors. Now it’s time to tell…
With files and comments from OpenMedia’s Access volunteers Jean-Francois Mezei, Ben Klass, and Teresa Murphy. It appears as though Big Telecom is mismanaging funds collected explicitly to deliver Internet services…
48095653.jpg This morning’s Industry Canada rural broadband announcement will still leave many Canadians struggling to catch up with our global counterparts when it comes to broadband access, reliability, and speed.…
Your news links for today: Welcome to the Hotel California: ISPs Who Won’t Take No For An Answer – Michael Geist One-third of Netflix Inc users in Canada streaming from…
Tens of thousands of Canadians have spoken out about how the government is obtaining our private information without a warrant. Following a recent pro-privacy Supreme Court ruling, the ball is…
Hey guys, remember that whole “innocent until proven guilty” thing? Guys? Article by David Cooper for The Star Police forces across Ontario are being told to stop disclosing unproven allegations,…
Your news links for today: Come Back With a Warrant: How Will the Canadian Government Respond to the Supreme Court’s Reshaping of Privacy Law? – Michael Geist Security Backdoors and…
Turns out being good for privacy is good for business too. Do you think this could get MacKay to rethink his online spying bill? Add to the pressure at OpenMedia.ca/DefendPrivacy…
Thousands of Canadians spoke out after discovering that Big Telecom was routinely handing their private info over to government. Now, thanks to that pressure, two of Canada’s biggest Telecom companies…
This rural Quebec co-op is taking its technological future into its own hands. Do you think this model could be exported across Canada? Article by Gazette Vaudreuil-Soulanges Rigaud-based Coop CSUR…
Earlier this week, the United States Federal Communications Commission (or FCC) extended its deadline for initial comments on rules that would allow Big Telecom conglomerates to force all websites who…
“Dear Canada: Don’t do it! Love, Australia.” Guest blog by Cynthia Khoo Like a heavily copyrighted message in a bottle floating up to the shores of this week’s Trans-Pacific Partnership…
Your news links for today: Twitter account highlights history of Ottawa staffers making Wiki edits – CTV News Poll showing most Canadians want pot laws relaxed kept secret by Harper…