The Globe and Mail has a story today about the success of Canadian music in Japan with Canadian artists consistently topping the charts. That's great news and good story on its own. Too bad that the Globe again tries to link the story to file sharing. In this case, it […]
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Unlocked iPhones in Canada?
Vito Pilieci of the Ottawa Citizen reports that Puremobile, which has offices in Alberta, will be selling unlocked iPhones that will run on the Rogers network.
Digitizing Historical Canadian Legislation
Ted Tjaden puts out a call for Canadian goverments to digitize historical versions of federal and provincial legislation.
EFF Report on RIAA P2P Lawsuits
The EFF has issued a report on four years of RIAA file sharing lawsuits, demonstrating conclusively how the suits have caused real harm to some individuals, yet done little to address concerns over peer-to-peer file sharing.
Broadband in Japan
David Akin points to a Washington Post article on broadband in Japan, where speeds are dramatically faster than those found in North America "pushing open doors to Internet innovation that are likely to remain closed for years to come in much of the United States." The article provides a solid […]
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