News regarding censorship.
The CRTC consultation has seen proposals for Internet censorship. Canadians, however, are pushing back against this idea.
Canadian Internet Censorship Proposal Receives Pushback at CRTC Read More »
The controversial sex trafficking bill SESTA has passed in the US. Many are calling it a dark day for free speech.
SESTA Passes – Sparks Fears of New Era of Web Censorship Read More »
US lawmakers are renewing efforts to censor Internet pornography and add taxes to devices to remove those filters.
US Lawmakers Propose Laws to Censor Internet Pornography Read More »
The controversial upload filter in Europe, also referred to as the “censorship machine” is at the centre of fresh criticism.
Rights Organization Warns Upload Filter Compromise Benefits Few Read More »
Counterarguments to Internet censorship in Canada is everywhere. Apparently, Bell is ironically issuing a few themselves.
Bell Admits They Aren’t Really Losing Many Customers After All Read More »
A key argument for Internet censorship is that film and TV is dying in Canada. It appears the numbers show otherwise.
Banner Year: Canadian Film and TV Posts New Growth Records Read More »
It seems Canadian regulators are getting an earful. Contrary to what a lobbying organizations are hoping, it seems Canadians are rejecting Internet censorship.
Canadians Push Back and Say “No” To Internet Censorship Read More »
More people are coming out to point out the problems with bringing Internet censorship in Canada. Michael Geist suggests it could run contrary to the
Canadian Internet Censorship Could Spark Charter Challenge – Geist Read More »
In the ratcheting up of major organizations calling for Internet Censorship, it seems at least one organization is disputing some of the claims: CIPPIC.
CIPPIC Questions Canadian Piracy Claims Read More »
