Canadians tracking the net neutrality debate will know that Neutrality.ca was taken offline about six weeks ago due to legal concerns. I was deeply troubled by the loss of the site as I think it provided a valuable forum for a critically important issue. Rather that allow the site to disappear, Kevin McArthur, the site's founder, has graciously allowed me to revive it. Neutrality.ca is now back online in its original form and I hope to add new content in the months ahead.
Neutrality.ca Back Online
June 5, 2007
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