Your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, February 28, 2014
Your news links for today: Telus pulls out of key wireless industry lobby group – Globe and Mail “Telus CCO Josh Blair says they’ll continue to partner with CWTA on…
Your news links for today: Telus pulls out of key wireless industry lobby group – Globe and Mail “Telus CCO Josh Blair says they’ll continue to partner with CWTA on…
Several months ago, we let you know that Manitoba resident and OpenMedia community member Ben Klass had filed a complaint with Canada’s telecom policymaker, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission…
It looks like Big Three telecom giants are fighting hard to maintain their stranglehold over our wireless market, and over Canadians’ wallets. The Big Three have been on the back…
Canadian Internet Service Providers are eerily silent when it comes to information about whether or not they have assisted ultra-secretive spy agency CSEC with their surveillance of law-abiding Canadians. Jon…
Your news links for today: “The transfer of the spectrum licences from Public Mobile to TELUS… is approved.” – Industry Canada Supervising Surveillance: Oversight and the Communications Security Establishment Canada…
Here’s Protect Our Privacy coalition member Dr. Christopher Parsons discussing the response by Canada’s spy chiefs to recent revelations of spying on law-abiding Canadians – and why their defence is…
Your news links for today: Copyright Board of Canada on Copying a Few Pages: It’s Insubstantial and Not Compensable | Michael Geist Voltage meets resistance from Federal Court: new safeguards…
In this hard-hitting op-ed, George Arthur asks what it will take for Canadians to get answers about out-of-control spy agency CSEC. Article by George Arthur for the Digital Journal This…
Our small team at OpenMedia would like to take a moment to thank you – all of you – who have used the Internet to help create a roadmap forward…
Your news links for today: Court Orders $500,000 Administrative Monetary Penalty in Rogers-Chatr Matter | Competition Bureau of Canada Ontario court fines Rogers $500,000 over Chatr ads | CBC Lament…
Your news links for today: Netflix to Pay Comcast for Smoother Streaming | Wall Street Journal Comcast’s deal with Netflix makes network neutrality obsolete | Washington Post The Netflix-Comcast agreement…
Guest blog by OpenMedia volunteer Micaela Evans Many Canadians in recent years have made a significant change in their lives, affecting how, when, and where they receive their visual media.…
Thank you to Cari from the University of Alberta School of Library and Information Studies for sharing this great video of her presentation about the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s (TPP) extreme Internet…
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations have resumed this week and they are as secretive as ever. Keep making your voice heard at https://OpenMedia.org/Censorship — and help create an alternative plan to…
Thanks to you, Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations have failed to conclude as intended last year. Big Industry lobbyists seem to be losing momentum as more and more global citizens speak…
Your news links for today: Illegal downloaders in federal court’s crosshairs (Vancouver Sun) Canadian Court Slaps Restrictions on Copyright Trolling (TorrentFreak) Downloading Decision: Federal Court Establishes New Safeguards on Disclosures…
Your news links for today: Government raises $5.27 billion from wireless auction, Quebecor buys into Ontario, Alberta and BC (Mobile Syrup) Frenzied auction raises stakes in Canada’s wireless war (Globe…
Yesterday’s spectrum auction results announcement meant that your team at OpenMedia.ca was hard at work. Check out this video of our own Steve Anderson speaking about what the results mean…
2387269348_477cf7209c.jpg Government must ensure more choice to save Canadians from price-gouging and disrespectful customer service FEBRUARY 19, 2014 – Responding to today’s announcement of the results of a crucial auction…
CSEC’s supposed watchdog has failed in his assessment of how the ultra-secretive spy agency is spying on law-abiding Canadians. Read what these two experts have to say. Join Steve Anderson…