Columnists
Marie Aspiazu, Digital Freedom Update
| Big Telecom is fighting tooth and nail to reverse a landmark CRTC decision that already lowered internet prices in Canada. But we can still stop them. |
Columnists
Marie Aspiazu, Digital Freedom Update
| The verdict of the election is here. So what is going to happen to the future of digital policy in Canada? |
Columnists
Rodrigo Samayoa, Digital Freedom Update
| The winner of this election will determine whether Canada's telecom oligopoly continues to rule or makes way for new competitors and lower prices. |
Columnists
Rodrigo Samayoa, Digital Freedom Update
| There is one thing that this year's candidates can promise that can have a noticeable impact on our wallets: the cost of telecommunications services that Canadians need to access the digital economy. |
Columnists
Victoria Henry, Digital Freedom Update
| While the Liberals campaigned on a promise to reform notorious spying bill C-51, they just tinkered at the margins while introducing a host of new problems. |
Columnists
Digital Freedom Update, Marie Aspiazu
| The B.C. government has announced its plan to improve customer protections for cell phone users and it could result in much-needed, groundbreaking changes. |
Columnists
Rodrigo Samayoa, Digital Freedom Update
| Remember the days when you could extend the life of computers, phones, vacuum cleaners and washing machines? Maybe it's time to reestablish our right to repair. |
Columnists
Victoria Henry, Digital Freedom Update
| In much the same way as a border guard can go through the clothes in your luggage, they can thumb through the personal contents of your phone. |
Columnists
Marianela Ramos Capelo, Digital Freedom Update
| An internet tax would require internet service providers to pay into content funding. But taxing the open internet to subsidize a struggling Big Media content industry is not the way to go. |
Columnists
Marianela Ramos Capelo, Digital Freedom Update
| From Facebook to Big Telecom to NAFTA, OpenMedia takes stock of what the previous year brought us in digital rights -- both accomplishments and challenges -- and what might come in 2019. |
Columnists
Rodrigo Samayoa, Digital Freedom Update
| If Canada is to remain at the forefront of innovation and freedom, we need a robust net neutrality framework that doesn't benefit those with deep pockets and vested interests. |
Columnists
Marianela Ramos Capelo, Digital Freedom Update
| There is a gray, Schrödinger's cat kind of area in copyright. Enter: "orphan works" -- works that are neither public nor quite owned by someone. |