Activist Toolkit
| Open source and free software to communicate securely online. |
Activist Toolkit
| Open source and free software to communicate securely online |
News
Michael Geist
| Security and Internet experts have been sounding the alarm on the risks associated with exploited wifi routers and pointing to source code disclosures as potential solution. |
News
Michael Geist
| Confusion about the scope of the provision and worries about what it might mean longer term are just two of the concerns with the source code rule in the TPP. |
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| Avid fans of technology have a term for folks who aren't so rabid about code and gadgets -- they call them "normals." Nerds see gadgets as an end in themselves. These are the two solitudes of tech. |
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| At its recent BUILD conference, software giant Microsoft showed off Windows 10 and a new browser. Has it finally found its groove, or is it a desperate wannabe consumer brand? |
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| Microsoft is suffering on the PC and hardware side, and Apple's in bed with arch-rival IBM. What's going on in this topsy-turvy world? |
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| My students at the University of Western Ontario culled video, audio, text and stills from the mediaverse that is rabble.ca and created an interactive, rich media book exclusively for iPad. |
Columnists
Wayne MacPhail
| That's the question my online journalism students in the MAJ program at the University of Western Ontario are tackling. And, we're working with rabble.ca and The Tyee to get a made-in-Canada answer. |
Blog
Bob Chandler
| With its iBook Author ebook software, Apple is seeking total control over the content that you create. |
Blog
Bob Chandler
| Corporations and patent lawyers are scooping up thousands of software patents on ideas they have no intention of developing. This is why you should care. |
Activist Toolkit
| Users are permitted to study, change, improve, and distribute open source software |