Attack Of The Copyright Trolls.. Conrad Black vs. Taxman.. ISP Deletes Emails

March 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 'Copyright Trolls' To Demand Thousands Of Dollars From Canadians A file-sharing lawsuit working its way through a federal court in Ontario court is the prelude for a "copyright trolling" campaign that could see filmmakers demand thousands of dollars from Canadians they accuse of unauthorized downloading, according to people involved in the lawsuit. Continue reading... Number Of Unclaimed Roll Up The Rim Prizes Is HUGE Now Conrad Black Is Fighting The Tax Man Customers Furious After ISP Deletes Millions Of Emails Why Is This The Quitting Generation? The Highest Unemployment Rate In Canada New York Times Comes Out Against Keystone Why Is This The Quitting Generation? Why Is This The Quitting Generation? New York Times Comes Out Against Keystone U.S. Private Prison Firms Lobby Ottawa .. And Ottawa's Listening CRAIG KANALLEY Facebook Delivers on Personalized Newspaper: It's Addicting, Real-Time & Customized for You After nearly three days using Facebook's new News Feed, I've made my conclusion. I like it. Facebook just got a lot more addicting. And more useful. Continue reading... MICHAEL GEIST Ten Reasons Canada's Wireless Market Is Woefully Uncompetitive Here are ten reasons why there is ample evidence that the Canadian wireless market remains woefully uncompetitive when compared with peer countries around the world with higher costs, price gouging, and restrictive terms. Continue reading... AL GORE Worsening Income Inequality The level of inequality in the U.S. is already worse than in Egypt or Tunisia, two nations rocked in recent years by popular uprisings that overthrew national governments during the Arab Spring. Continue reading... GAYATHRI VAIDYANATHAN 23-Year-Old Roughneck's Death Highlight Risks of $100K Jobs in Oil and Gas Oil and gas drilling sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in the United States. Since 2006, some 652 workers have died in the oilfields, often due to highway crashes, being struck by equipment, falls from great heights, electrocution and other mishaps. Continue reading... JOHN PAVLEY May the Web Browser Rest in Peace I would like to see something new and better than 20-year-old hacked together ideas with which to browse the massive, unstructured, and nearly endless ocean of content that is our contemporary World Wide Web. The web browser and its core feature set have become a straight jacket on innovation and is holding us back. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.