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: Slaw.caProtecting Canada?s Open Internet
By Connie Crosby
The grassroots net neutrality advocates are becoming increasingly organized. Case in point is the coalition SaveOurNet.ca hosting an open forum tomorrow evening in Toronto called Protecting Canada’s Open Internet:
SaveOurNet.ca: Protecting Canada’s Open Internet
An open forum for Toronto’s tech/web/media communities hosted by:
Matt Thompson, SavetheInternet.com and SaveOurNet.ca
Steve Anderson, SaveOurNet.ca and The Campaign for Democratic Media
Mark Kuznicki, Remarkk.com, Open Community Evangelist, TorCampDate/Time: Tuesday, June 24th, 6:00pm
Location: Fionn MacCool’s, 181 University Avenue @ Adelaide, Toronto
Snacks will be provided, cash bar
Your donation/sponsorship to help cover costs can be made by purchasing special tickets above.
More details and registration available on Eventbrite.
Some of the discussion will be about Bill C-552, a private bill introduced by MP Charlie Angus about net neutrality. I am surprised they do not mention the proposed copyright legislation Bill C-61 but it may get some discussion.
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on June 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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