This is what Jim Prentice wants for Canada?!
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Toronto Star on “Fencing Off the English Language”
The Toronto Star features an article on how private interests have been using trademark and copyright to fence off the English language.
Access Denied
Ethan Zuckerman points to Access Denied, which places the spotlight on goverments that have blocked Web 2.0 sites.
The CBC on Net Libel Chill
The National featured a lengthy report on Internet libel last night focusing on the Zeke's Gallery and Crookes' cases. The story, which did an excellent job of highlighting the core issues, has posted by LibelChill.ca on YouTube. I'm featured in the piece and wrote about these concerns earlier this year.
Ottawa Citizen on Pearl Jam Censorship
The Ottawa Citizen features an editorial on the AT&T censorship of Pearl Jam and the implications for the Internet and net neutrality. It concludes that "our society is still trying to figure out how much power to give to the people who own the pipes through which information flows. In […]
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