Bill C-10 has put Canada in uncharted territories in more ways than one. One aspect is the fact that no party is a champion for […]
As Canada Seemingly Heads Towards Election, No Clear Voice in Ottawa for Digital Rights Read More »
GitHub has re-instated repositories for online backup tool, YouTube-DL. This after the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) sent a letter.
GitHub Re-Instates YouTube-DL After Letter from the EFF Read More »
In response to a lot of what is occurring in the world of copyright law, Cory Doctorow is making the case that we are in
Cory Doctorow: We’re In Copyright Crisis and It’s Going to Get Worse Read More »
Europe is holding hearings about the implementation of Article 17 (censorship machines). Digital rights organizations are pushing for rights.
Digital Rights Organizations Push for User Rights in Article 17 Read More »
The Creative Commons community is celebrating another legal win. The US court of appeals have confirmed the non-commercial element of the license.
Creative Commons Community Celebrates Another Court Win Read More »
It seems that multinational corporations are now relying on Europe to pressure Canada into implementing internet censorship. Signs of this come from a recent report.
European Commission Report Demands Canada Implement Internet Censorship Read More »
What has the decade looked like on the digital rights front? Drew Wilson looks back at the decade that was.
Reflecting On the 2010’s: Erosion of File-Sharing, Broadening of Rights Read More »
Taylor Swift and her label, Big Machine Records, have been involved in an argument. The spat is highlighting a longstanding issue with copyright.
Taylor Swift Big Machine Records Spat Highlights Copyright in Music Read More »
NAFTA 2.0, sometimes referred as USMCA, is inching closer to ratification. US speaker, Nancy Pelosi, said they are getting closer to ratification.
NAFTA 2.0 Inching Closer to Ratification, Though Hurdles Exist Read More »
French and German publishers are teaming up, calling Google following the law a violation of competition laws. They doubled down on their “blackmail” comments.
Publishers Considers Anti-Trust Action Over Google Following the Law Read More »
