Michael Geist

With the government moving toward more warrantless disclosure and telecom companies hiding their practices, Canadian privacy is getting worse. Here are five ways to restore the balance.

Does Canada still need the CRTC to regulate broadcasting, especially when their vision includes a whole host of new fees? Seems like it's time for a change.

File sharing lawsuits against individuals in Canada do not make economic sense if the goal is to profit from the litigation.

The 2014 federal budget seems to mark the revival of the Canadian digital strategy. Here are six areas the digital strategy will contain according to #bdgt14.

Today is the #DayWeFightBack against mass Internet surveillance in Canada and beyond. If you are concerned with widespread surveillance, take a moment to send a message to your MP!

Concerns with telecom secrecy have become particularly pronounced in recent months and Canadians are now demanding companies come clean about where our data goes.

Bell announced plans to implement new consumer monitoring and profiling practices that would expand how it uses its user information. This is unprecedented in Canada, and is it legal?

It is time for Canadians to consider the privacy and surveillance risks associated with cloud-based services and to demand answers and accountability from Canada's politicians and security agencies.

What's the next step for the CRTC and the Feds? It seems likely the issue will not be resolved until the summer or fall at the earliest.