News in the controversial world of file-sharing
The controversy surrounding Bell Canada throttling not only its customers, but also wholesalers as well has taken a new turn recently.
Bell Canada – We are Overloaded, 33% Capacity Peak is Overloaded Read More »
It was a study few had caught on to. Internet Evolution launched a study to determine exactly how good were the vendors ISP-level P2P filtering
P2P ISP Filtering Test Published, Labels Deny Ensuing Criticism 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 »
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 »
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 »
It has happened and it will be taking place tomorrow in court. The EFF yesterday announced that they will be challenging the RIAAs ‘Making Available’
EFF Takes on the RIAA in File-sharing Case Read More »
In part 1 of this three part interview, ZeroPaid and Russell McOrmond discussed a number of issues including privacy, network neutrality and Michael Geist.
ZeroPaid Interviews Russell McOrmond – Part 3 of 3 Read More »
In Canada, there is no shortage of debate on many things that touches technology. Does privacy trump security or the other way around? Should DRM
ZeroPaid Interviews Russell McOrmond – Part 1 of 3 Read More »
Late last week, the RIAA announced that they have launched a new round of lawsuits. This follows last months round of lawsuits.
RIAA – Filesharing Growth Has ‘Stabilized’ Read More »
Niek of MiniNova has announced on the MiniNova blog that the popular BitTorrent indexing site has recently hit its 4 billionth torrent download. The news
MiniNova – 4 Billion Downloads Read More »
