Your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, February 12th, 2016

Here's your Daily Digital Digest for Friday, February 12th, 2016.

Your news links for today:

• How to survive a state of surveillance - BBC
• UK surveillance bill condemned by a Parliamentary committee, for the third time - Cory Doctorow
• According to these court documents, turning your phone on is consent to being tracked - The Next Web
• New York Police Have Used Stingrays Widely, New Documents Show - The Intercept
• Warner Pays $14 Million For Illegitimate “Happy Birthday” Claims - TorrentFreak
• Canada Is a Hotbed for Online Piracy, Rightsholders Claim - TorrentFreak
• Creative Commons Torpedoes Copyright Industry Lies - Rick Falkvinge
• NHL Streaming Service Descends Into Blackout Hell; NHL Threatens Anyone Trying To Circumvent Blackouts - NHL
• Toronto taxi strike called off for NBA All-Star weekend - blogTO
• Cable, phone industry urge FCC to limit Internet privacy protections - Reuters
• Your Broadband Provider Wants to Violate Your Privacy. Now the FCC May Step In. - Free Press
• Software and services are the new wireless contracts - Peter Nowak
• Why Journalism is not Dying in the Digital Age - Michael Geist
• Facebook's "Free Basics" and colonialism: an argument in six devastating points - Cory Doctorow

All links compiled by OpenMedia.ca community member and volunteer Andrew Currie.