Is the U.S. FCC really about to destroy the Open Internet?
It looks like there’s some bad news coming out of the United States. Headlines across the country are suggesting that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, has announced new…
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iPolitics: Vancouver group OpenMedia calls on Harper, Obama to release TPP text
We’ve been fighting hard to Stop the Secrecy at the TPP negotiations, and our efforts are having a strong effect. Over 2.8 million people have signed on to help us…
Your Daily Digital Digest for Thursday, April 24th, 2014
Your news links for today: FCC plans net neutrality review to ensure open web – The Guardian F.C.C., in a Shift, Backs Fast Lanes for Web Traffic – New York…
Your OpenMedia team is now on Tumblr!
Our Stop the Secrecy campaign launched Tuesday – and already we’re having a major impact, with over 2.8 million people calling for an end to the secrecy surrounding the Trans-Pacific…
Check it out: our first Stop The Secrecy projection in Washington, DC
This is just the start of the Stop The Secrecy campaign’s projections in Washington D.C. They will get bigger and brighter as more people speak out! read more
Your Daily Digital Digest for Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Your news links for today: Government Buries Massive Trademark Overhaul in Budget Implementation Bill – Michael Geist How the revolving door lets Hollywood shape Obama’s trade agenda – Vox Obama…
Please Share: 2.7 Million are united to stop the secrecy around the TPP
Our message to #TPP negotiators is making huge waves in Washington. Over 2.7 million people joined our growing chorus to Stop the Secrecy around the TPP. Last night, we projected…
Over 2.7 Million people now demanding leaders Stop The Secrecy before it’s too late
Today is the big day. Together with our partners at Daily Kos, Fight for the Future, Roots Action, and Demand Progress, OpenMedia has launched Stop The Secrecy – a huge…
Help stop secrecy at the TPP negotiations now.
Right now, Obama is meeting with leaders in Asia to finalize the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. read more
Your Daily Digital Digest for Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Your news links for today: A More Connected Canada – The Agenda Rogers Communications Inc racks up near $40-million tab paying CEOs in 2013 – Financial Post Rogers executive team…
As Obama tries to lock down Trans-Pacific Partnership, Canadian Internet freedom group takes message directly to U.S. Capitol
StopSecrecy_403x403_150414.png Canada’s OpenMedia leads huge international campaign shining “Stop the Secrecy” spotlight on prominent buildings in Washington D.C. to protest TPP’s secretive Internet Censorship plan April 22, 2014 – As…
Please Share: Stop the secrecy at the TPP
An Internet censorship plan is being finalized in secret meetings right now. Obama himself is in secretive meetings with key political figures and lobbyists in Asia to lock the Trans-Pacific…
CBC: Cord-cutting continues as Canadians ditch TV & landlines
More and more Canadians are ditching Big Telecom’s price gouging on phone and TV services. What about you? Article from The CBC More Canadians are abandoning traditional telephones and TV…
Please Share: Our image about what the copyright implications of TPP negotiations could cost you
Ever burned a DVD to your computer? Got a spare $10,000 kicking around? No? Then you’d better pay attention to the upcoming TPP negotiations. LIKE and SHARE to keep that…
Your Daily Digital Digest for Thursday, April 17, 2014
Your news links for today: RCMP charge 19-year-old man in Heartbleed privacy breach – CTV News Mounties arrest man who used Heartbleed bug to steal Canadians’ tax data – Gigaom…
Please Share: Something BIG is coming
Here’s your OpenMedia team hard at work on something BIG. No spoilers… stay tuned for Tuesday read more
Vice: Canada’s Internet sucks and the government has no real plan to improve it
Our digital future looks pretty pathetic. Check out our own Chris Malmo’s unflinching account of the failures of the government’s Digital Canada 150. Article by Chris Malmo for Vice Remember…
Please Share: Our image about SOPA back from the grave
Think SOPA is dead? Think again. U.S. President Barack Obama has picked Robert Holleyman, who led efforts to pass the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), to help lead the effort…