Where the law and technology collides
A recent court ruling saying that ISPs must censor websites that are accused of copyright infringement is being appealed by independent ISP TekSavvy.
Canadian ISP TekSavvy Appeals Internet Censorship Court Ruling Read More »
A US federal court has ruled on the hugely controversial practice of border security searching people’s laptops and cell phones. It calls the practice unconstitutional.
US Court Rules Suspicionless Phone and Laptop Searches Unconstitutional Read More »
The bill that would create a pseudo judicial system for copyright infringement has been passed by congress. The copyright court bill now moves to the
US Congress Approves Copyright Court Bill, Now Moves to Senate Read More »
With all of our analysis complete, we thought it would be a good idea to offer a quick rundown of all the platforms for convenience.
A Quick Comparison of All Party Platforms on Digital Rights Read More »
It took three quarters of the election cycle, but we now have the Conservative election platform. We take a look at it through a digital
Conservatives Release Their Party Platform – The Worst Out of Everyone Read More »
We continue our world class coverage of the Canadian election through the lens of digital rights and technology. Today, it’s the NDP’s turn.
Examining the NDP Platform: Positive Commitments, but Gaps Exist Read More »
The Court of Justice of the EU has ruled that right to be forgotten orders do not apply to global searches, only in a member’s
EU Court of Justice Rules Right to Be Forgotten Doesn’t Apply Globally Read More »
With a number of parties having already released their platforms, it seems that the Liberal Party is now doing the same. We examine it just
Liberal Party Releases Party Platform, Choose Vague? Read More »
It appears the fight to stop the so-called anti-sex trafficking law FOSTA is far from dead. A court is hearing a lawsuit to block its
US Court Hears Lawsuit to Block Enforcement of FOSTA Read More »
UK MPs are proposing that loot boxes in game should be classified as gambling. As such, they suggest banning them for children.
UK MPs Propose Classifying Loot Boxes as Gambling, Banning Them for Children Read More »
