The Phorm storm may be taking place far away, but few are aware of a similar storm brewing in the United States. Should advertising have […]
CIPPIC Comments on FTC Proposal on Consumer Tracking Adverts Read More »
The Canadian Lawful Access debate was about as cold as the snow still lingering in the far north; but like the snow in some parts
Canadian Lawful Access Debate Returns Read More »
There has been a lot of talk about network neutrality in Canada these days.
How Bell and CBC Ignited Network Neutrality Debate in Canada Read More »
Sony BMG, a company known for enforcing its intellectual property rights, is now facing the other end of an Intellectual Property related lawsuit.
Sony BMG Sued for Software Piracy – Assets Seized Read More »
Bill Patry from Google has an interesting post regarding the tension between the country and the International Intellectual Property Association over not implementing the WIPO
Bill Patry – Israel Fighting IIPA Over WIPO Read More »
Last month, a report on the use of CCTV was published in Washington Post. It seems as though there is a spreading of CCTV cameras
Under Surveillance – CCTV Cameras In North America Read More »
Last week, we briefly covered the Phorm controversy facing British uses. This week, the controversy continues with other players jumping in on the action.
Phorm Storm Continues to Ravage British Users Read More »
Digital rights activists pages have lit up over the week this week over just about anything to do with civil liberties online.
From Privacy to Censorship – Activists Have Their Hands Full Read More »
Tim Couch, a Republican representative in the Kentucky Legislature filed a bill that would make it illegal for anyone to post online anonymously.
Lawmaker Wants to Ban Anonymous Online Postings Read More »
Is it possible to control the internet or the free flow of information? It’s a question that could easily be dismissed as a fools errand.
Controlling the Net – How Hard Could it Be? Read More »
