We’ve launched the Web edition of Speak! with an issue on digital rights. This sounds like an irrepressibly twee idea. Adding to that the ad nauseum press coverage that social media has received […]
Once upon a time, in a far-flung, sordid corner of the Internet, a group of hackers set out to right the wrongs of our era from behind a computer screen […]
Advances in technology have decreased the supply of human rights on the Internet. More software capable of monitoring Web activity is being developed each day. The immediate example most people […]
Mainland Chinese netizens are blocked from visiting certain websites dis-preferred by the government, such as Google and Facebook. Surprisingly, a recent BBC news article reported that a large number of comments […]
Cyber Harmony or Total Control? On May 19, 2009, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of the People’s Republic of China issued an edict which shocked Chinese netizens. […]
A short 10 minute documentary on the rising tuition fees in Quebec. Students from McGill and UQAM were among the protesters. Our journalists went into the protests and asked students […]
