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Open Culture: the Big Data Deluge and the Information Society

Muscle enhancing neuro-chip technologies, deep learning artificial intelligence capable of recognizing objects and translating speech in real time, and prenatal DNA sequencing are but a few examples...

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(A) (B)ig (C)oncern: Parliament’s Failure to Understand the ABCs of Data...

The Federal Government may be in the dark in terms of apprehending the ABCs of failing to secure public databases which contain sensitive and personal information about Canadian citizens. Public...

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Texas Email Security Law: New Texas Bill Seeks to Protect Customer Data,...

A new and interesting privacy enhancing Bill was recently signed in the State of Texas (Bill H.B.ANo.A2268). The new Bill relates to search warrants issued in the State of Texas and other States for...

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Thoughts, Comments and Questions on the NSA’s Global Surveillance Program

The recent scandal over the U.S. National Security Agency’s surveillance program evidences the growing pains of a model of society not designed with advances in technologies like the Internet in mind....

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Curiosity and Data Security

For those captivated by astronomy, parallels can be drawn between the NASA’s rover Curiosity on planet Mars and the public discourse on data security in Canada. With the distinction that one is...

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Power to the People: Social Media Technologies Mediating Corporate Social...

The measure of effectiveness of a CEO and its executive board has always been the degree to which the business is achieving its purpose. Whether in Canada, the U.S., Europe or Asia, an executive...

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Past the Point of No Return: the “New” Tort of Invasion of Privacy in Canada

Jeremy Bentham used to refer to the common law as the “dog law”. As he explains it, “whenever your dog does anything you want to break him of, you wait till he does it, and then beat him for it. This...

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