South Korea Allows Google to Export Map Data After Long Wait
South Korea has lifted restrictions, permitting Google to export its detailed map data, resolving a longstanding issue that limited global mapping services in the country.
Category : Tech Policy
U.S. Orders Diplomats to Fight Data Sovereignty Moves
The U.S. State Department has instructed its diplomatic corps to actively oppose international data sovereignty efforts, citing economic and security concerns, as reported by Reuters.
AI Firms Face Hurdles in Reporting Online Threats
New regulations requiring AI firms to report online threats encounter technical and legal obstacles, raising concerns about enforcement and privacy in the tech industry.
Youth Should Guide Canada's Online Harms Campaign, Report Says
A new report emphasizes involving young people in developing Ottawa's strategy to combat online harms, highlighting their unique insights into digital risks and solutions for safer internet spaces.
TikTok Charged by EU for Addictive Features
The European Union has formally charged TikTok for breaching digital regulations, citing the platform's potentially addictive design features that may harm users.
France Swaps Zoom, Teams for Homegrown Video System
France mandates civil servants to use a domestically developed video conferencing system, phasing out Zoom and Microsoft Teams to bolster digital sovereignty and data security within Europe.
Canada Open to Meta News Return, Minister Says
Federal Culture Minister Marc Miller says Canada remains open to discussions with Meta about restoring news content to Facebook and Instagram platforms.
Court Overturns TikTok Canada Shutdown Order
A Canadian federal court has set aside a government order to shut down TikTok's operations in Canada, marking a significant legal victory for the social media platform amid ongoing national security debates.
U.S. Pauses U.K. Tech Deal Over Online Safety Act
The U.S. suspended a key tech pact with Britain over its Online Safety Act, viewing it as a free speech threat. As Canada crafts its own online harms law, this serves as a stark warning about potential economic and diplomatic consequences.
EU Condemns U.S. Travel Bans in Digital Sovereignty Clash
The EU threatens swift action after the U.S. barred five Europeans, including ex-commissioner Thierry Breton, over alleged censorship pressure on tech firms. Read the latest on the transatlantic digital policy rift.
Shopify CEO criticizes foreign tech subsidies
Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke calls out Liberal government's $72M subsidy to Nokia as 'toxic' to Canadian tech economy. Analysis shows Canada ranks 17th in global innovation.
Shopify CEO Criticizes Foreign Tech Subsidies
Shopify CEO Tobias Lutke calls federal subsidies for foreign tech firms 'toxic.' Analysis reveals Canada ranks 17th in global innovation, contradicting government claims.
French Antitrust Watchdog Dismisses Microsoft Complaint
France's antitrust authority has dismissed a complaint against Microsoft, a significant development for the tech giant's global operations. Learn the details and implications.
Meta Pushes Age Verification Law to Canadian Government
Meta is advocating for new legislation requiring app stores to verify users' ages in Canada. Learn how this could impact digital safety and privacy nationwide.
Trump Blocks State AI Regulations, Raises Safety Alarms
President Trump renews effort to prevent states from regulating artificial intelligence, raising significant safety concerns among experts and advocacy groups.
EU Investigates Google Over Search Result Demotion
The European Union launches formal investigation into Google amid allegations the tech giant unfairly demotes content in search results. Learn about the potential implications.
Netflix, YouTube resist Quebec's French content rules
Major streaming platforms are resisting Quebec's new regulations requiring them to feature more French-language content, setting up a potential showdown over digital media regulation in Canada.
Canada's Big Tech Battle: Timothy Wu on Monopoly Threat
Columbia Law Professor Timothy Wu argues Canada faces a critical moment in confronting Big Tech dominance. Discover why he believes stronger antitrust action could reshape digital markets.
Snapchat Accused of Corrupt Lobbying Against Child Privacy
Brooke Rollins reveals how Snapchat allegedly exploited children's data and lobbied against bipartisan privacy legislation while claiming to support child protection.
US Approved Surveillance Tech for China: AP Investigation
An explosive AP investigation uncovers how US agencies approved and assisted American companies selling sophisticated monitoring technology to China, raising serious human rights concerns.
Next-Gen 911: Simcoe County's Emergency Response Revolution
Simcoe County is launching a cutting-edge 911 system that will transform emergency response through text, video, and photo capabilities, marking the biggest upgrade in decades.
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