Editorial or opinion articles
By Drew Wilson Every few years, the idea of using anonymous networks pops up in discussion from time to time. Often, this is the result […]
Editorial: Why We Are a Long Way From Using Anonymous P2P Networks Read More »
By Drew Wilson Drew Wilson comments on an article written by a trade adviser who expressed disappointment over the fact that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
Editorial: The Borderline Comical Position of a TPP Supporter Read More »
There’s been a rise of opinions amongst supporters of the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) that needs to be addressed. The opinion is that if you
Opinion: Being Against the TPP Doesn’t Mean You’re Against Free Trade Read More »
While many were relieved that the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 was defeated in the senate, one Huffington Post blogger seemed so upset, that he practically
A Response to Huffington Post Blogger on Cybersecurity Act of 2012 Read More »
After ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) was killed in Europe, many were applauding the secretive agreements demise. One ACTA supporter, Ewan Morrison, took to writing an
In Response to Ewan Morrison’s Sky is Falling Piece on ACTA’s Death Read More »
IIC has been doing a round-table on what it calls “content piracy” in Asia recently. The event caught the attention of Mike Masnick on TechDirt
Opinion: News Corp and the Myth of Harm Caused by FileSharing Read More »
Late last month, the UK High Court ordered ISPs in the UK to prevent users from accessing Swedish BitTorrent website ThePirateBay. While we covered the
Telegraph Reporter Compares Illegal Downloading to Drunk Driving Read More »
With the rising tide of internet surveillance and tough copyright laws, Drew Wilson comments on an infrequently discussed topic that really could be the elephant
Opinion: How Dangerous Does the Government Want the Internet to Be? Read More »
SOPA heads for a vote tomorrow. There’s no question what kind of damage it could do to internet companies, users of the internet, jobs and
Opinion – What SOPA Means for a Non-US Citizen Read More »
It almost sounds silly that someone could possibly salvage the PROTECT IP Act at this point in time. Still, that doesn’t stop some people from
A Response to Don Henley on the PROTECT IP Act Read More »
