Hypocrisy in DC: Net Neutrality Edition
This might come as a shock, but there’s a new tale of hypocrisy out of Washington. Ajit Pai was mad
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ISPs
Turns Out, Congress’ Internet History Can’t Be Sold
It was a beautiful, snarky, pointed idea while it lasted. Up in arms over pending legislation that would allow ISPs
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In Trump’s America, Private Browsing Isn’t
The latest jaw-dropper to come out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: the US House of Representatives is thisclose to making your
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EU Court’s Ruling Could Have Big Implications for Copyright Law
A case involving illegally posted material found to be in violation of copyright law could create big waves on this
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If You Pirate Music, Watch for a Message from Rightscorp
If you still have the time and inclination to steal music–jeezus, are people still doing that?–the anti-pirate people are still
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Do You Download Music? Does Your ISP Screw with That?
This comes from sister website Geeks&Beats: The Federal Communications Commission did more than just vote to protect equal access to
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The Canadian Recording Industry Wants to Regulate the Internet. Yes, They Do.
Michael Geist reports: Graham Henderson, the head of the Music Canada (formerly the Canadian Recording Industry Association) wrote a blog post late
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