The Ottawa Citizen features an editorial on the AT&T censorship of Pearl Jam and the implications for the Internet and net neutrality. It concludes that "our society is still trying to figure out how much power to give to the people who own the pipes through which information flows. In […]
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Human Rights Complaint Against Free Dominion Dropped
A Human Rights Commission complaint launched against FreeDominion.ca has been dropped.
National Post on Net Libel Suits
The National Post weighs in on the rise of online libel suits, though it oddly describes online anonymity as "sock puppetry."
IOC to Drop Athlete Blogging Ban
Earlier this month, I wrote about sports and the Internet, pointing to restrictions by the International Olympic Committee that blocked athletes from blogging under threat of disqualification. Peter Black provides word that that the IOC appears ready to change its policy and will now allow athletes to blog at the […]
FreeDominion Hit With Human Rights Complaint
FreeDominion.ca has been hit with a human rights complaint. The complaint arises from a post that allegedly attacks Muslims.
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