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Jacqueline Houston
| Conspicuously absent from the campus free speech debate has been the voices of students themselves |
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Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
| CJFE condemns Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke Member of Parliament (MP) Cheryl Gallant's use of the terms "fake news," "elite-stream media" and "media-splaining" to denounce Canadian media. |
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Marie Aspiazu
| The combination of multiple spying scandals involving Canadian journalists as well as powerful national opposition to Bill C-51 have sparked a national day of action on civil liberties. |
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David Christopher
| As we face the challenges of 2017, let's all be inspired by these amazing examples of how you helped save the Internet last year |
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Cynthia Khoo
| As you may recall, OpenMedia intervened in a landmark Internet and free expression case at the Supreme Court of Canada, Google Inc. v. Equustek Solutions. Here's a recap. |
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Ruth Coustick-Deal
| Notice and…takedown? Staydown? Notice? We explain what these phrases mean and why they're vital to the fight for free expression in 2017. |
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Meghan Sali
| The fake news phenomenon is taking over the airwaves. But what does "fake news" even mean? Is it possible to legislate against it without sending us down a censorship rabbit hole? |
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Ruth Coustick-Deal
| We're hosting a Reddit AMA! Save the Date and join us for all your #savethelink questions. |
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Meghan Sali
| Not only is OpenMedia defending your digital rights at the Supreme Court, but our work will help to eliminate cases of censorship-by-copyright online. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| Anyone surprised by the viciousness with which North American rightists respond to anything they don't like, particularly when their target is a woman, hasn't been paying attention. |
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Meghan Sali
| OpenMedia will be intervening in a landmark case at the Supreme Court of Canada -- defending the free expression of Internet users across the globe. |
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Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
| Professor Homa Hoodfar, an internationally recognized Canadian-Iranian professor of social anthropology, has now been imprisoned in Iran for months. Canada must help secure her release. |
