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DeepDive: How the Online Streaming Act misdiagnosed Canada’s broadcasting woes

Michael Geist | The Hub | November 11, 2024

Youth social media: Why proposed Ontario and federal legislation won’t fix harms related to data exploitation

Teresa Scassa | The Conversation | November 7, 2024

How the government got involved and the bottom fell out of Canada’s news media

Michael Geist | The Hub | October 16, 2024

Canadians are starting to pay for the government’s war on Big Tech

Michael Geist | The Hub | October 2, 2024

Planning smart and sustainable cities should not result in exclusive garden utopias for the rich

David Murakami Wood | The Conversation | September 8, 2024

There’s a global plan to tax Big Tech. Why did Canada act alone with digital services tax?

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | July 10, 2024

AI and Legal Ethics 3.0: Looking Beyond Professional Conduct Rules and Towards Independence of the Bar

Amy Salyzyn | SLAW | June 19, 2024

Your Netflix could be getting a lot more expensive, Canadians—and you can thank the government

Michael Geist | The Hub | June 12, 2024

Joe Biden’s new China tariffs puts Canada in a bind on electric vehicles

Wolfgang Alschner | The Globe and Mail | May 16, 2024

Canada’s focus on overhyped future threats of AI miss the harms already being perpetuated against us

Kristen Thomasen | The Toronto Star | May 15, 2024

The scaling back of Saudi Arabia’s proposed urban mega-projects ends a clear warning to other would-be utopias

David Murakami Wood | The Conversation | May 5, 2024

Un pas dans la bonne direction pour protéger les internautes au Canada

Florian Martin-Bariteau | Policy Options | March 8, 2024

Online Harms Act: a step in the right direction to protect Canadians online

Florian Martin-Bariteau | Policy Options | March 8, 2024

Red flags abound in new online harms legislation

Michael Geist | The Hub | February 27, 2024

Why the Bell Media layoffs and the government’s failed media policy are connected

Michael Geist | The Hub | February 12, 2024

Taylor Swift may speak now about sexual deepfake images. But that’s not enough

Suzie Dunn & Kristen Thomasen | The Globe and Mail | February 1, 2024

Unavoidable AI?: The Increasing Ubiquity of Generative AI and Lawyers’ Duty of Technological Competence

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | January 25, 2024

Lawyers’ Ethics and Lawyer Regulation in 2023: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | December 22, 2023

Prochaine épidémie | La santé avant la propriété intellectuelle

Jeremy de Beer | La Presse | December 14, 2023

AI and Legal Ethics 2.0: Continuing the Conversation in a Post-ChatGPT World

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | September 28, 2023

Canada's Draft AI Legislation Need Important Revisions

Teresa Scassa | Centre for International Governance Innovation | August 16, 2023

Canadians’ digital safety calls for strong whistleblower and security researcher protection

Florian Martin-Bariteau | The Hill Times | July 17, 2023

Necessary but not enough: Canada’s proposed new private-sector privacy law

Teresa Scassa | The Hill Times | July 17, 2023

Canada's courts offer new hope for Canadians who are defamed online

Karen Eltis | The Globe and Mail | June 13, 2023

AI Regulation Should Not Be a Blank Cheque for Government

Florian Martin-Bariteau & Maroussia Lévesque | Centre for International Governance Innovation | April 27, 2023

Le développement de l’IA doit faire l’objet d’un débat démocratique

Céline Castets-Renard & Benoît Pelletier | Le Devoir | March 31, 2023

What’s at Play? Learning About the Design and Impact of Legal Innovation Sandboxes

Amy Salyzyn | Legal Profession Jotwell | March 3 2023

The ChatGPT Lawyer: Promises, Perils, and Practicalities

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | February 23, 2023

My Prediction: Netflix and YouTube will balk at restrictive CanCon rules

Michael Geist | Macleans | December 9, 2022

Who is Responsible for Governing AI for Science and Engineering?

Teresa Scassa | Canadian Science Policy Centre | November 17, 2022

The dangers of big data extend to farming

Kelly Bronson | The Conversation | June 27, 2022

What businesses need to know about requesting proof of vaccination

Vivek Krishnamurthy & Bryan Thomas | Toronto Star | March 23, 2022

Putin’s Illegal War Has Gotten an Easy Ride from Big Tech

Vivek Krishnamurthy | CIGI | March 12, 2022

We need improved policies – not platitudes – for front-line workers

Chidi Oguamanam | The Globe and Mail | February 7, 2022

Canada needs a responsible quantum innovation policy

Florian Martin-Bariteau & Tina Dekker | The Hill Times | February 2, 2022

Assisted Decision-Making and the Proposed EU AI Regulation : An Emerging Paradigm Shift From Consent to Contextually Mitigating Human Rights Violations

Karen Eltis | Slaw | November 24, 2021

Facebook needs to be broken up and the pieces regulated

Valerie Steeves | National Post | November 14, 2021

To protect our privacy and free speech, Canada needs to overhaul its approach to regulating online harms

Yuan Stevens | The Conversation | October 20, 2021

Why Facebook and other social media companies need to be reined in

Jane Bailey, Valerie Steeves, Jacquelyn Burkell, & Kaitlynn Mendes | The Conversation | October 18, 2021

Federal election 2021: Why we shouldn’t always trust ‘good’ political bots

Elizabeth Dubois | The Conversation | September 19, 2021

Electronic tracking of voters is a thorny topic in a tight federal election race

Elizabeth Dubois, Sara Bannerman, Nicole Goodman, Jenny Zhan & Julia Kalinina | The Conversation | September 16, 2021

A Taxonomy of Judicial Technological Competence

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | June 24, 2021

Privacy in the Precision Economy: The Rise of AI-Enabled Workplace Surveillance during the Pandemic

Teresa Scassa | CIGI | June 8, 2021

Canada must act fast to prepare for the quantum age

Florian Martin-Bariteau & Tina Dekker | iPolitics | May 31, 2021

Canada long overdue for a data commissioner

Florian Martin-Bariteau | The Hill Times | May 10, 2021

Misplaced priorities: why has the government lost interest in privacy?

Michael Geist | The Hill Times | May 5, 2021

It’s no longer a question about having vaccine passports but how they should be designed

Vivek Krishnamurthy & Colleen M. Flood | Toronto Star | May 5, 2021

More dynamic solutions to privacy violations needed

Suzie Dunn | The Hill Times | May 5, 2021

Young Canadians deserve better with the Digital Charter Implementation Act

Jane Bailey, Jacquelyn Burkell, & Valerie Steeves | The Hill Times | May 5, 2021

Fingers Crossed for a Sandbox!

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | April 15, 2021

Canada’s Defense Strategy Falls Behind in the Quantum Age

Tina Dekker & Florian Martin-Bariteau | Lawfare | April 2, 2021

Vaccine certificates should not come at expense of other COVID priorities

Chidi Oguamanam | Policy Options | March 16, 2021

Planned social media regulations set a dangerous precedent

Vivek Krishnamurthy | The Conversation | March 15, 2021

The case for a COVID-19 vaccination certificate

Colleen M. Flood & Bryan Thomas | The Globe and Mail | February 22, 2021

Five Things to Know About the Clearview AI Findings

Teresa Scassa | CIGI | February 17, 2021

A Canadian Model for Bridging the Private Governance of Online Speech in the Wake of New Privacy Proposed Legislation

Karen Eltis | Slaw | January 25, 2021

Replacing Canada’s 20-Year-Old Data Protection Law

Teresa Scassa | CIGI | December 23, 2020

A Taxonomy for Lawyer Technological Competence

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | December 18, 2020

Please show your vaccine certificate

Colleen M. Flood, Vivek Krishnamurthy, & Kumanan Wilson | Policy Options | December 11, 2020

Ottawa’s new broadcast bill could spell the end of Canadian ownership requirements

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | December 1, 2020

New Privacy Bill is a Data Protection Reset for Canada

Teresa Scassa | Policy Options | November 24, 2020

Beware of the unintended consequences: why Canada’s internet streaming regulation plan could raise consumer costs and reduce competition

Michael Geist | The Hill Times | November 19, 2020

Ottawa should tax tech giants, not treat them like an ATM

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | October 16, 2020

It’s time to reboot Canada’s failed digital agenda

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | September 17, 2020

AI technologies — like police facial recognition — discriminate against people of colour

Jane Bailey, Valerie Steeves and Jacquelyn Burkell | The Conversation | August 24, 2020

Canada is unprepared for a pandemic election – and it could happen at any time

Michael Pal | The Globe and Mail | July 13, 2020

Companies are increasingly turning to social media to screen potential employees

Elizabeth Dubois | The Conversation | July 8, 2020

Heritage Minister raises possibility of link tax for internet companies

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | June 21, 2020

COVID-19: In the Shadow of Ebola, the Patent War to Come and a Forgotten Africa

Chidi Oguamanam | ABS Canada | May 25, 2020

One app per province? How Canada’s federalism complicates digital contact tracing

Teresa Scassa | Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Washington, DC | May 20, 2020

Let’s Weaponize Social Media Against COVID-19

Vivek Krishnamurthy | Slate | May 15, 2020

Five ways a COVID-19 contact-tracing app could make things worse

Jason Millar | Policy Options | May 15, 2020

Side effects may vary: lack of evidence prompts vigilance when considering contact-tracing apps

Jason Millar | The Hill Times | May 6, 2020

After the tech-lash: new digital policy priorities in the post-pandemic world

Michael Geist | The Globe and Mail | May 5, 2020

“Trial by Zoom”: What Virtual Hearings Might Mean for Open Courts, Participant Privacy and the Integrity of Court Proceedings

Amy Salyzyn | Slaw | April 17, 2020

Five ways a COVID-19 contact-tracing app could make things worse

Jason Millar | Policy Options | April 15, 2020

Privacy rights should drive our approach to using personal data during pandemic

Teresa Scassa | Policy Options | April 9, 2020

Patents Cannot Impede Canada’s Response to COVID-19 Crisis

Jeremy de Beer & Christian Clavette | Centre for International Governance Innovation | April 6, 2020

Children’s privacy is at risk with rapid shifts to online schooling under coronavirus

Jane Bailey & Valerie Steeves | The Conversation | April 2, 2020