The rock group Pearl Jam is raising concerns about AT&T cutting out some comments about George Bush during a webcast of a weekend concert. The band registers its frustration with the censored version of the concert and notes that it highlights the need for net neutrality legislation. Update: Video version […]
Archive for August 8th, 2007
Pearl Jam Concert Cuts Raise Net Neutrality Concerns
The rock group Pearl Jam is raising concerns about AT&T cutting out some comments about George Bush during a webcast of a weekend concert. The band registers its frustration with the censored version of the concert and notes that it highlights the need for net neutrality legislation. Update: Video version […]
Man Acquitted on Blog Threats to the Prime Minister
Canwest reports that an Alberta man has been acquitted of posting death threats against Prime Minister Stephen Harper on his blog.
Law Bytes
Episode 65: My Ian Kerr Memorial Lecture – Privacy and Zambonis in the Age of COVID-19
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