The Green Party, which released its policy position document today, has called for net neutrality legislation and ISP safe harbours. The Vision Green statement states: The Green Party of Canada is committed to the original design principle of the internet – network neutrality: the idea that a maximally useful public […]
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CIPPIC on Lawful Access
CIPPIC has released a ten page response to Public Safety's lawful access consultation.
Rogers’ Bait and Switch
Alec Saunders on his experience with Rogers' WIMAX service.
Liberal MP McTeague Pushing New IP and Anti-Counterfeiting Caucus
As MPs prepare for a new Parliamentary session next week, sources indicate that Liberal MP Dan McTeague is promoting a new IP and Anti-Counterfeiting Caucus. In a letter to MPs, McTeague points to the recent Committee reports on counterfeiting and argues that: From the findings of these reports and from […]
The CARFAC – LAC Copy-Fight
Jeremy deBeer provides some much needed perspective on the CARFAC warning over a Library and Archives Canada copyright license. DeBeer notes that the contract is indeed overbroad, yet so too were CARFAC's exaggerated claims over the impact of signing the license.
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