On Wednesday, your OpenMedia.ca team launched a hard-hitting video about the government’s online spying Bill C-13 – and Canadians from coast to coast to coast have been sharing it far…
Your news links for today: Some ISPs don’t cave when asked for subscriber info, says report – IT World Canada Telecoms evasive on how they co-operate with spies, police: researchers…
It looks like the video we created with your support about the online spying bill C-13 has really been turning heads. Check out this piece about how Peter MacKay’s bill…
Big Telecom is running scared of cord-cutters – and is doing what it takes to block them from watching their favourite shows online. It looks like Rogers is even planning…
It looks like Big Telecom’s lobby group is in deep trouble. Last week Telus pulled out of the CWTA – now Rogers could be poised to do the same. Will…
Your news links for today: Immunity For Telecoms Targeted In Campaign Against Bill C-13 – Huffington Post The Murky State of Canadian Telecommunications Surveillance – The Citizen Lab What the…
share_pop_200.png Citizens left asking “what have they got to hide?” after major Canadian telecoms refuse to answer questions put to them by leading privacy researchers & civil liberties groups March…
Ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC is getting a whopping budget boost – and that’s all thanks to your tax dollars. CSEC is set to receive $829 MILLION from taxpayers in 2014-15…
Canadians have come together from across the political spectrum to denounce Bill C-13, which would give a range of authorities access to the private lives of Canadians without a warrant…
Your news links for today: Will Rogers Be the Next Wireless Carrier to Leave the CWTA? – iPhone in Canada Frustrated Cities Take High-Speed Internet Into Their Own Hands –…
The CRTC, the body that makes the rules for the media and telecom industry, is asking Canadians about the future of digital services in Canada. As part of their ‘TalkTV’…
One night not long ago I was about to take in my daily dose of the Daily Show with John Stewart after work, when I was forced to deal with…
How did CSEC officials describe their two-hour long conversation with the Globe and Mail? “Uncomfortable.” Colin Freeze takes a look into Canada’s ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC. Article by Colin Freeze…
Your news links for today: Conservatives harvested emails from livestreams of Aga Khan events – Canada.com Copyright Users’ Rights in Canada Hits Ten: The Tenth Anniversary of the CCH Decision…
Ottawa has blocked telecom giants Bell and Rogers from gobbling up even more scarce and valuable wireless spectrum. Let’s keep up the pressure on Industry Minister Moore to rein in…
Your news links for today: Competition Bureau taking more consumer-friendly stance – CBC Long-awaited digital strategy close to release, says industry minister – 680News Fast broadband now considered vital by…
Have you used Yahoo Messenger in the last 5 years? If so, you could be one of the 1.8 MILLION users whose private webcam images were captured and stored by…
In developed countries, it’s easy to take the Internet for granted. It’s such a big part of our lives, and access is so readily available, that imagining life without the…
We’ve learnt a great deal about how CSEC is invading our privacy, while undermining Canada’s reputation overseas. Check out some of Canada’s leading privacy experts debate where we go from…
The BCCLA’s Micheal Vonn is one of Canada’s most passionate advocates for privacy. Check out this video as she sets the record straight about CSEC’s secret spying and other threats…
