By Drew Wilson The debate over the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) has been heating up lately. Earlier this week, the agreement made its […]
CETA Debated in House of Commons for a Second Day Read More »
By Drew Wilson Reports are surfacing that the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) is going to be re-introduced next week. The last
US Government to Reintroduce CISPA Read More »
By Drew Wilson While we’ve been covering CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) all year, the agreement has recently made a splash in the Canadian
CETA Debated on Floor of Canadian House of Commons Read More »
By Drew Wilson A recent submission made by a number of corporate organizations in the Canadian anti-spam initiative is raising alarm bells. The groups are
Canadian Industry Groups Want to Legalize Spyware? Read More »
By Drew Wilson A fresh round of reports is suggesting that CETA (Comprehensive economic and trade Agreement) will not be completed next week. The report
Canadian European Differences Threaten to Delay CETA Again Read More »
By Drew Wilson Battle lines are already beginning to form as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA). Late last month, the word was that
Quebec Solidaire Asks European Lawmakers for Alliance Against CETA Read More »
By Drew Wilson The news surrounding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been particularly slim lately. Normally, there’s some meeting or trade talk between leaders surrounding
Is Japan Slowing Progress of the Trans-Pacific Partnership? Read More »
By Drew Wilson The Recording Industry Association of New Zealand (RIANZ) finally convicted its first file-sharer under the now tested New Zealand three strikes law.
RIANZ Spends $250,000 on Three Strikes Law to Reap $616.57 Read More »
By Drew Wilson The day after New Zealand saw its first conviction under the so-called “three strikes law”, the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand
RIANZ – Downloading P2P Software Proof of Wrongdoing Read More »
By Drew Wilson New Zealand is the latest in a growing list of countries convicting alleged copyright infringers over so-called three strikes laws. The accused
First File-Sharer Convicted Under New Zealand Three Strikes Law Read More »
