Old articles I published on other sites
Last week, US president Barack Obama penned an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal about why lawmakers should pass what is known as the […]
A Response to Obama on the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 Read More »
What happens when an American ISP decides that it wants to protect their customers privacy? Apparently, it gets litigated by the Department of Justice. That’s
US Government Sues ISP for Questioning its Authority Read More »
We’ve seen many reasons to not like YouTube. There’s the infamous comment section of YouTube, the restrictive nature of the maximum length of each video
5 Alternatives to YouTube Read More »
The American election campaign seems to have been crossing over into Internet rights recently. This latest development involves Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney. A report
Report – Mitt Romney Campaign Vowed to Crack Down on Internet Porn Read More »
There’s some rather scary news coming from Australia right now. The Australian government is considering sweeping new surveillance powers which includes the surveillance of social
Australian Goverment Mulls Allowing Authorities to Hack Your Computer Read More »
The Supreme court of Canada has been quite busy recently. A number of decisions have been handed down that affects royalties and when creators can
Canadian Supreme Court Hands Down a Number of Copyright Decisions Read More »
It was once the pinnacle of social news. Now, the site has been thrown onto the digital scrapheap with various parts being sold to different
Digg Sold for $16 Million Read More »
Just days after Russia passed an Internet blacklist law, a religious group is now trying to block social networking site Facebook. The reason? The apparent
Russian Orthodox Activists Want ISPs to Block Facebook Read More »
After numerous set-backs, the European Commission rejecting ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) and other countries backing away as a result, it seemed like it was a
Mexico Signs onto ACTA Read More »
Newly found memo’s suggest that the Minister for Public Safety Vic Teows was trying to use the Luka Rocco Magnotta case to sell the controversial
Magnotta Case Used to Sell Canadian Surveillance Legislation – Memo’s Read More »
