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Law and Technology blawg by a Canadian lawyer
One of the main issues with copyright reform is balance between protecting the creator, and reasonable expectations of consumers. An important aspect of that is to consider on a practical basis the extent that certain types and amounts of copying are not harmful to the creator. Indeed, some copying (sometimes referred to as “leakage”) can [...]
Its what? That was my reaction when I read the headline to Michael Geist’s latest column - but he makes a valid point. It builds on the notion I expressed a while back that the bill is a backwards step and out of touch with the reality of today’s technology, marketplace, and consumer rights and expectations. Read [...]
For the London Free Press - July 21, 2008 Read this on Canoe The image of lawyers going to court carrying boxes of paper is slowly becoming obsolete. That paper is being replaced by electronic files. To encourage the use of electronic documents in court, the Canadian Judicial Council recently published a document drafted by the judges technology [...]
The Federal Privacy Commissioner has initiated some research into public surveillance. From the Privacy commissioner’s blog: We’ve decided to commission research into how developments in public surveillance techniques and technology are affecting Canadians, individually and as a society. First off, Queen’s University will be examining the proliferation of surveillance cameras across the country, and report on [...]
The Supreme Court of Canada has just stated that a privacy commissioner cannot look at documents over which solicitor client priviledge has been claimed in order to determine if priviledge has been properly claimed. This is in the highly anticipated (well, at least for privacy lawyers) decision in the Canada (Privacy Commissioner) v. Blood Tribe [...]
Lets face it - passwords are a pain. If they are complex enough to be effective, they are hard to remember. And the number of passwords we need seems to grow daily. I believe biometrics is the ultimate answer - but for now, passphrases seem to be the easiest way to remember effective passwords. Depending on [...]
For the London Free Press - July 14, 2008 Read this on Canoe For 16 days in November 2004, customers of Inform Cycle Ltd. were shocked and embarrassed to find unexpected content on what they believed to be Inform Cycle’s website. Inform Cycle’s actual site was at informcycle.ca. A month prior, a disgruntled former employee of Inform Cycle [...]
From the “you’ve got to be kidding department” is a post on the Canadian Privacy Commissioner’s site that says US Homeland Security is interested in a bracelet that air passengers would wear that contains their boarding pass and identity info, tracks them, and can administer a remotely triggered shock to immobilize the passenger. Why don’t we [...]
Slaw has a post that has a quote from a just released Supreme Court of Canada case where the decision refers to blogging. The context is a libel case where the judge talks about the “astounding quantity and variety of commentaries on issues of public interest, ranging from political debate in the House of Commons, [...]
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