The NY Times Magazine has a superb article on Google in China. The article provides interesting details on Chinese Internet censorship practices consistent with my own experience last year.
News
Canada Drops Off the Spam Dirty Dozen
Good news today from Sophos as their quarterly report on the top 12 spam relaying countries did not include Canada. This marks a major shift as Canada ranked as high as second only a couple of years ago. While Sophos apparently attributes this to "the continued regulatory efforts as well […]
CRTC “Analysis”
The CRTC and the regulation of telecom market has generated an enormous amount of interest in recent weeks with the Telecom Policy Review and CRTC decisions on local forebearance and regulation of mobile television. The coverage from the mainstream media has become entirely predictable – supplemented by supportive quotes from […]
What Next For CRIA?
Howard with a comprehensive post on CRIA at the Copyright Board along with a lengthy list of recent missteps.
We’re Number Eight!
The OECD’s latest report on country broadband statistics places Canada in eighth position worldwide. While the release notes that this makes us the leading G7 country, this says more about how poorly the G7 countries rank than anything about Canadian success. Indeed, it wasn’t long ago – in fact, only […]
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