The Curious Engineer

Michael Geist

1994–2005

964 posts

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2005 359

December 2005

  1. The Start of a DRM Protection Act
  2. The Benefits of Copyright Reform
  3. Yet Another CRIA Sponsored Poll
  4. The Year in Canadian Tech Law From A to Z
  5. Canadian Tech Law in 2005 From A to Z
  6. That’s What Friends Are For
  7. France Considers Extending The Reach of Private Copying
  8. A Global Perspective on a Two-Tier Internet
  9. CRTC Shortens Wait Time for Number Portability
  10. CBA’s The National on Copyright Reform
  11. Competition Bureau Obtains Consent Decrees Against Two Spammers
  12. The Search for Net Neutrality
  13. The Search for Net Neutrality
  14. TVO’s The Agenda Debates Copyright
  15. Election Answers
  16. Election Questions
  17. Competing Visions of Tech Law in Canada
  18. Competing Visions of Tech Law in Canada
  19. EFF and CIPPIC Launch Online Rights Canada
  20. Sony Commentaries
  21. The Liberal Tech Law Record: 2004-05
  22. The Liberal Tech Law Record: 2004-05
  23. Is the CBC Moderating Online Forums to Stifle Criticism?
  24. The Sony Effect
  25. WiFi Visions
  26. LaForest Rejects Merger of Privacy and Information Commissioner Offices

November 2005

  1. Staying on the Sidelines of the Sony Story
  2. Canada’s Privacy Wake-Up Call
  3. Canada’s Privacy Wake-Up Call
  4. Government Introduces Net Pharma Legislation
  5. Canadian Do-Not-Call Legislation Receives Royal Assent
  6. The National Post on DRM
  7. The Notice and Takedown Effect
  8. Bad Timing
  9. CBC To Outsource Archives?
  10. Do-Not-Call List Bill Marches On
  11. The Lasting Impact of Sony’s Rootkit
  12. The Lasting Impact of Sony’s Rootkit
  13. The Court That Gets It
  14. Federal Court Issues Reasons for Anti-Net Hate Injunction
  15. Net Governance Deal May Not End Debate
  16. Net Governance Deal May Not End Debate
  17. The WSIS Deal
  18. The Lawful Access Spin
  19. The Maclean’s Story
  20. Facing the Facts on Internet Governance
  21. Facing The Facts on Internet Governance
  22. Sony’s Misleading “Apology”
  23. Lawful Access Bill Coming November 15th
  24. The Canadian Connection to the Sony Rootkit
  25. Broadcasters To Seek Judicial Review of Copyright Board Decision
  26. The Canadian Move Toward Open Access
  27. The Canadian Move Toward Open Access
  28. What’s At Stake
  29. Senate Sends Do-Not-Call Bill to Committee
  30. Canada’s Choice: Copyright, Culture and the Internet – The Podcast
  31. Sony, DRM and Canadian Law

October 2005

  1. Internet Connectivity in Canada
  2. A Revealing DRM Story
  3. Internet Age Advice for the CBC
  4. Internet Age Advice for the CBC
  5. On the Legislative Front
  6. The Real Story Behind Statscan’s Recording Industry Numbers
  7. Corus on the Cost of Copyright
  8. Do-Not-Call Bill Passes With Newspaper Exception
  9. Gov’t Caves To Lobbyists on Do-Not-Call Legislation
  10. Government Caves to Lobbyists on Do-Not-Call Legislation
  11. Canada’s Do-Not-Hesitate-To-Call List Goes From Bad to Worse
  12. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Denies PATRIOT Act Complaints
  13. Mossberg on TPMs
  14. Canadian Privacy Requires Action Not Rhetoric
  15. Privacy Protection Requires Action Not Rhetoric
  16. PM’s Science Advisor Calls for Culture of Sharing
  17. Not Playing At A Tiny Screen Near You
  18. Collectives Win Big at the Copyright Board of Canada
  19. No Excuse to Delay Number Portability
  20. No Excuse to Delay Number Portability
  21. Australia’s High Court Delivers Some Copyright Lessons for Canada
  22. IFPI Reports Canadian Music Sales Up in 2005
  23. Coming Clean on Copyright
  24. Coming Clean on Copyright

September 2005

  1. The Onion, CRIA Edition
  2. In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law Published
  3. Positionless at WIPO
  4. The Long Arm of Canadian Internet Law
  5. The Long Arm of Canadian Internet Law
  6. The Canadian Path To Google Print
  7. Different Post, Different Outcome
  8. Emerson on Broadband
  9. Open Forum on Bill C-60
  10. WSIS, WIPO Meetings Highlight Growing Digital Policy Divide
  11. WIPO, WSIS Meetings Highlight Growing Digital Policy Divide
  12. Ontario Court of Appeal Reverses Bangoura Net Jurisdiction Decision
  13. Not a Feature
  14. The Telecom and Copyright Policy Review?
  15. Anti-Copyright
  16. CRTC Invites Comments on Number Portability
  17. Watch Tower Society Sues Canadian Site For Posting Religious Text
  18. Rights vs. Needs
  19. Number Portability
  20. Canada’s Do-Not-Hesitate-To-Call List
  21. Canada’s Do-Not-Hesitate-To-Call List
  22. Government Reportedly To Let Satellite Radio Decision Stand
  23. Frulla Speaks
  24. CRIA and Kazaa
  25. Kazaa and Canadian Law
  26. What’s The Frequency, Liza?
  27. Satellite Radio’s Shift From Policy to Politics

August 2005

  1. Access Copyright’s Beneficiaries
  2. In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law
  3. The Coming Battle Over Education and Copyright
  4. Canadian Education Requires More Than a Bigger Cheque
  5. Satellite Radio Crashes
  6. Emerson on Copyright
  7. The Lawful Access Questions
  8. Canada’s Big Brother Plan to Reshape the Internet
  9. Canada – Australia IP and Cyberlaw Conference
  10. Stand Up
  11. Broadcasters Object to Bill C-60
  12. Here Comes Lawful Access
  13. Telecom Policy Review Submissions
  14. Electronic Binoculars: Surveillance and the Law
  15. Speaking Out on the Telecom Policy Review
  16. Canadian Telecommunications Policy Needs New Roadmap
  17. The Internet & Democracy
  18. Under Pressure
  19. Canadian iPod Purchasers to Receive Levy Refund
  20. The Failure of Canada’s Private Copying System
  21. The Failure of Canada’s Private Copying System
  22. The CRIA Pledge
  23. U.S. Court Orders Rehearing on RIM Patent Jurisdictional Issues
  24. Collateral Damage
  25. Telus Breaks ISPs’ Cardinal Rule
  26. Telus Breaks Net Providers Cardinal Rule

July 2005

  1. Telus Obtains Court Order Against Site
  2. CRIA’s Higher Risk Strategy
  3. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Private Copying Case
  4. More Music Industry Myths Exposed
  5. The Telus Blockade and the Law
  6. Busy Internet Week at the SCC
  7. LaForest Appointed To Review Info and Privacy Offices
  8. SCC Private Copying Leave Decision on Thursday
  9. Statistics Canada on the Canadian Movie Business
  10. Canada Post Commits to Continue Library Program
  11. Building a Privacy Culture from the Ground Up
  12. Building a Privacy Culture from the Ground Up
  13. The Future Canadian Copyright Act?
  14. Telus Blocks Subscriber Access to Union Website
  15. Special Delivery
  16. Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Rules Against Net Hate on Google Newsgroup
  17. More on Coldplay and Copyright
  18. Bill C-60 and Search Engines
  19. Privacy Commissioner on Secondary Marketing
  20. Harry Potter and the Right to Read
  21. Harry Potter and the Right to Read
  22. CBC for the Internet Age
  23. Unlawful Reading
  24. Canadian Ministers Respond to Copyright and Education Concerns
  25. Working Group on Internet Governance Releases Report
  26. CIRA Launches Governance Public Consultation
  27. The Potter Injunction – It Could Have Been Worse
  28. The Harry Potter Injunction
  29. Alta. Privacy Commish Rules Canadian Law Firms Infringed Privacy Law
  30. More on Harry Potter
  31. Court Orders Harry Potter Purchasers to Return Book
  32. The High Stakes Battle for Control of the Internet
  33. The Price of Canadian Heritage
  34. Canadian Consultation Launched on Identity Theft
  35. Canada Signs Cybercrime Treaty Protocol
  36. The Battle for Control of the Internet
  37. Unequal Privacy Protection
  38. The Public Good Pays the Price
  39. Electric Sky Podcast on Copyright
  40. CBC’s Inventing the Internet Age
  41. The Globe on Copyright
  42. Policies Old and New
  43. RSS Overload
  44. Canada Needs A National Privacy Breach Reporting Law
  45. Canada lags on privacy breach disclosure

June 2005

  1. New Look, New Functionality
  2. Reflecting on Grokster
  3. Reflecting on Grokster
  4. The Next Chapter of the WWW
  5. Industry and Heritage
  6. Grokster and the Future of Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
  7. Canada-U.S.-Mexico Plan Raises IP, Spam and Privacy Issues
  8. Canadian Pay Radio Decision Appealed
  9. Grokster and the Future of P2P
  10. Bill C-60 A Missed Opportunity
  11. Canadian Copyright Bill a Missed Opportunity
  12. Canadian Copyright Bill A Missed Opportunity
  13. Ottawa Citizen on Bill C-60
  14. P2P and Privacy
  15. Ontario Privacy Commissioner Calls For Privacy Breach Reporting Law
  16. Music Industry Puts Canada on Special Focus List
  17. Coldplay and Copyright
  18. A Better Take on Dot-Ca Disputes
  19. Reactions to Bill C-60
  20. Bill C-60 User Guide: Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
  21. Bill C-60 User Guide: The ISPs and Search Engines
  22. The Perfect Photo-Op
  23. Canada Introduces New Copyright Bill
  24. Reconciling Cancon Requirements in the Age of the Internet
  25. Reconciling Canadian Content Requirements in the Age of the Internet
  26. Canadian Library Association Endorses Open Access
  27. Canadian Culture and Ownership
  28. Copyright Reform Bill Coming Monday
  29. Who Supports Canadian Artists?
  30. Satellite Radio with a Canadian Twist
  31. The Copyright Reform Process
  32. The OECD on P2P and Record Sales
  33. Cancon Week
  34. Groundhog Day
  35. Domain Name Dispute Puts Dot-Ca in the Spotlight
  36. Privacy Law in Canada
  37. Internet and E-commerce Law in Canada
  38. Domain Name Dispute Puts Dot-Ca In The Spotlight
  39. Wishful Thinking
  40. Fact and Fiction
  41. CRIA’s New Take on Copyright Reform
  42. File Sharing and Canadian Copyright Law
  43. The State of File Sharing and Canadian Copyright Law
  44. Debating Domain Names

May 2005

  1. Shaw Charging for VoIP Quality of Service Enhancement
  2. What Part of Do-Not-Call Does the Government Not Understand?
  3. File Sharing Decision States the Case For Privacy
  4. File Sharing Decision States the Case for Privacy
  5. We’re Number…Five?
  6. Canada’s Upcoming Copyright Clash
  7. Canada’s Upcoming Copyright Clash
  8. Canada’s Choice: Copyright, Culture and the Internet
  9. Task Force Report a Roadmap for Canning Canadian-Based Spam
  10. Task Force Report a Roadmap for Canning Canadian-Based Spam
  11. Report is a Roadmap To Canning Spam
  12. The Test
  13. Over-Dose
  14. Media Coverage of File Sharing Decision
  15. Federal Appeals Court Upholds File Sharing Decision
  16. Culture Imports and Exports
  17. Spam Task Force Delivers Report to Government
  18. Spam Task Force Delivers Report to Government
  19. The Wrong Analogy, More on the CRTC VoIP Decision
  20. CRTC Picks Wrong Analogy In Net Telephony Ruling
  21. CRTC Adopts Strong Regulatory Approach in VoIP Decision
  22. IP Bullied List Needed To Counter U.S. Trade and IP Linkage
  23. U.S. is bullying on mind property
  24. Five Months
  25. Digital Music Distribution
  26. Face to Face With the Great Firewall of China
  27. Copyrighting Science: Canadian Copyright Reform and the Future of Scientific Research
  28. Face to Face With The Great Firewall of China
  29. Piercing the peer-to-peer myths: An examination of the Canadian Experience

April 2005

  1. E-commerce and the Law
  2. U.S. Government Objects to Canadian Copyright Reform Plan
  3. Response to the Net’s Sour Note
  4. Intellectual Property’s Digital Divide
  5. We Can Help Bridge the Digital Divide
  6. Tariff 22 Continues – SOCAN Seeks 25% Levy on iTunes
  7. As It Happens – RIM Patent Battle
  8. The Real Threat to the Music Download Market
  9. CML 3316F – Technology Law Internship: University of Ottawa Technology Law Clinic (Winter 2004)
  10. Electronic Commerce Law Workshop (Winter 2003 – 3 Credits)
  11. University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Law
  12. Watchfire, Advisory Board Member
  13. Public Interest Registry (dot-org), Advisory Council
  14. Ottawa Technology Lawyers Group, Chair, Program Committee
  15. Ontario Research Network for E-commerce, Chair, Scientific Advisory Board
  16. OCRI 45th Circuit, Advisory Board Member
  17. Journal of Internet Law, Editorial Board
  18. Internet Law and Business, Editorial Board
  19. Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI), Editorial Board Member
  20. Carnegie Mellon Institute for the Study of Information Technology and Society, Legal Expert Network
  21. Canadian IT Law Association, Director
  22. Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), Director
  23. Canadian Business Law Journal, Technology Law Editor
  24. Butterworths Privacy Law in Canada, Editor-in-Chief
  25. Butterworths Internet and E-commerce Law in Canada, Editor-in-Chief
  26. BNA’s E-commerce and Law Report, Editorial Board
  27. American Law Institute, Project on International Intellectual Property, Advisory Board
  28. ABA Business Law Section, Cyberspace Law Committee, Internet Jurisdiction Subcommittee Chair
  29. Copyright Reform and the Canadian Medical Community
  30. Copyright Reform and the Canadian Medical Community
  31. The Three Stages of Canadian Privacy Law
  32. Piercing the P2P Myths
  33. The Three Stages of Canadian Privacy Law
  34. Piercing the P2P Myths
  35. Canadian Copyright Petition Presented to Parliament
  36. Whither the Middleman: The Role and Future of Intermediaries in the Information Age
  37. Copyright vs. Freedom of the Press
  38. Law and the Information Society Symposium
  39. When Good Technology Goes Bad
  40. Copyright’s Convergence
  41. Copyright’s Convergence
  42. B.C. Court Dismisses Privacy Claim Over Data Outsourcing
  43. Spyware: The Latest Cyber-Regulatory Challenge
  44. Outsourcing Our Privacy: Privacy and Security in a Borderless Commercial World

March 2005

  1. The Real Story Behind Canada’s Copyright Plans
  2. The ISP March Toward Packet Preferencing Continues
  3. Canada Rejects One-Sided Approach To Copyright Reform
  4. Japenese Study Finds No Negative Impact From P2P
  5. Government of Canada Unveils Plans for Copyright Reform
  6. Canada’s Choice: Copyright, Culture and the Internet
  7. New Accountability Needed For ISPs
  8. New Accountability Need For Net Service Providers
  9. P2P and Private Copying
  10. National Digital Libraries
  11. Canadian MP Says Extended Licensing Proposal Delayed
  12. Time for Canada To Cancel Crown Copyright
  13. P2P Goes to the Movies
  14. Keeping An Eye On A Canadian Prize
  15. Canadian Security Companies, Heritage Committee MP Concerned Over Copyright Reforms
  16. Ontario Court of Appeal Hears Bangoura Appeal
  17. IAPP National Summit
  18. As It Happens – Bangoura Appeal
  19. Speaking Out
  20. What Do You Want the Internet To Be?
  21. What Do You Want the Internet to Be?
  22. Pot. Kettle. Black.
  23. The Battle over Municipal WiFi (Or Sir Adam Beck’s Internet)
  24. World Bank Says Digital Divide Is Closing
  25. Copyright & Privacy – Through the Copyright Lens (Sarah Deutsch et. al.)
  26. Untouchable? A Canadian Perspective on the Anti-Spam Battle
  27. Copyright & Privacy – Through the Technology Lens (Michael Geist et. al.)
  28. Untouchable? A Canadian Perspective on the Anti-Spam Battle

February 2005

  1. Let towns, cities provide cheap, everywhere broadband
  2. The Continuing Saga of Internet Jurisdiction
  3. Copyright and Faith in the Free Market – Now in the Ottawa Citizen
  4. Lawful Access Back on The Canadian Agenda
  5. Copyright Conference Talk Now Online
  6. Copyright and Faith in the Free Market
  7. Renegades Spam Complaint Apparently New News
  8. Music Industry Doesn’t Need More Government Protection
  9. Privacy Breaches Shouldn’t Stay Private
  10. Revise Privacy Law To Protect Public, Not Offenders
  11. Sound Bytes, Sound Rights: Canada at the Crossroads of Copyright Law
  12. Keynote Address — Canada’s Choice: Copyright, Culture and the Internet
  13. Copyright and the Internet: Is There a Canadian Way?
  14. The Battle over Canadian Internet Pharmacies
  15. No good reason to bow to U.S. pharma’s lobbying
  16. Hunting For Spammers

January 2005

  1. Is Canada Headed Toward a DMCCA?
  2. `TPMs’: A perfect storm for consumers
  3. Canadian Government to Alter Contracts to Address U.S. Privacy Risk
  4. P2P, Copyright and the Canadian Music Industry
  5. More Action Needed on Spam Enforcement
  6. Will the Canadian Gov’t Intervene in Other Cases?
  7. Why Ottawa Should Stand On Guard in RIM Patent Case
  8. Why Ottawa should stand on guard in RIM case
  9. Agfa v. Adobe Decision
  10. Government of Canada Files Brief in RIM Patent Case
  11. WIPO Development Agenda Deserves Support
  12. Fairness calls for fairer rules
  13. More on a National Digital Library
  14. Downloading Nation
  15. Debating the Impact of the Englander Decision
  16. Time for Canada to Create National Digital Library
  17. National Web library do-able, affordable, visionary
  18. Copyright and Privacy Issues in the News
  19. The Upcoming Copyright Clash

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December 2004

  1. Amazon v. Corbis decision
  2. The Year in Canadian Tech Law From A to Z
  3. More on the Private Copying Decision
  4. Banner year for digital decisions
  5. Federal Ct. Affirms Private Copying; Drops iPod Levy
  6. Debating Music Downloading with CRIA
  7. CIBC Breach Spotlights Jurisdiction Gap in Canadian Privacy Law
  8. CIBC breach spotlights hole in privacy law
  9. Canadian Lawyer Finds Information Disclosed By U.S. Authorities
  10. Satellite Radio and Canadian Cultural Policy
  11. As It Happens – Successful Spam Complaint
  12. Privacy Commissioner Issues First PIPEDA Spam Decision
  13. Piercing the P2P Myths, Part Two
  14. Time music industry focused on product
  15. Recent Copyright Developments Discussed on Peter Warren Show

November 2004

  1. Piercing the Peer-to-Peer Myths (Part One)
  2. Numbers don’t crunch against downloading
  3. Music Industry and Kazaa Face Off in Australian Court
  4. Radio Canada International Looks at the Music Industry
  5. Canadian Musicians Lobby for Copyright Reform
  6. Copyright Reform is Not a Spectator Sport
  7. Federal Court of Appeal Issues Englander Decision
  8. CIRA Proposes New WHOIS Policy
  9. Canada as a Download Nation
  10. Dot-ca privacy plan a Canadian compromise
  11. Rocking in the Not-so-free Virtual World
  12. Canadian Copyright Reform Debated
  13. Dow Jones Settles Gutnick Case
  14. Toward a 21st Century Canadian Cultural Policy
  15. Employee Computer Use and the Law
  16. Internet-age aid for Canadian culture
  17. Paper Shredding Case Raises Privacy Fears
  18. Canadian Copyright Proposals Criticized
  19. Another Angle on Blogging
  20. World Bank Says Most Developing Country E-Gov Projects Fail
  21. India Supreme Court Rules Software a Good, Not Service
  22. Taiwan to Impose Net Content Rating System
  23. Will Canadian Cultural Policy Survive in the Age of the Internet?
  24. Advancing technology threatens cultural policy
  25. Rockin’ in the Not-So-Free Virtual World – Music File Sharing Debate
  26. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Releases Annual Report
  27. B.C.and Alberta Privacy Law Obtain Substantially Similar Exemption
  28. CRIA Expresses Concern Over Satellite Radio Plans
  29. Quebec Court Rules Satellite TV Rules Unconstitutional
  30. B.C. Privacy Commissioner Issues Patriot Act Report
  31. Jamaican Minister Says E-commerce Law Likely Next Year
  32. Who Should Own Your Wedding Pictures?

October 2004

  1. Who should own your wedding pictures?
  2. International Conference on the Legal Aspects of an E-Commerce Transaction
  3. Rising to the Privacy Reform Challenge
  4. Revise privacy law to expose offenders, block snoops
  5. IT.Can Annual Conference
  6. POLCYB – Society for Policing of Cyberspace Annual Conference
  7. Canadian Privacy Ruling Illustrates Need for Changes to Reporting System
  8. More on Canada’s Culture Deficit
  9. Canada Heading Toward Battle Over Database Rights
  10. Court decision foreshadows policy debate
  11. Privacy Commissioner Issues Finding on Workplace Surveillance
  12. IAPP Consumer Privacy Forum
  13. Tackling Canada’s Billion Dollar Culture Deficit
  14. Why Canada should follow U.K., not U.S., on copyright
  15. The Internet and The Law: A Global Conversation, Day Two
  16. The Internet and The Law: A Global Conversation Begins
  17. Global IP & Cyberlaw Conference

September 2004

  1. Creative Commons Canada Launches
  2. CRTC Issues Stay on Telemarketing Rules
  3. Privacy Commissioner Releases Decision on Inadvertent Email Disclosure
  4. CRTC Issues Stay on Telemarketing Rules
  5. CRTC Issues Stay on Telemarketing Rules
  6. UN ICT Task Force Publishes Internet Governance Text
  7. Nigerian Supreme Court Issues Telco Regulation Decision
  8. Getting More Bang for our Research and Copyright Buck
  9. E-commerce to E-economy: Strategies for the 21 Century
  10. Tackling innovation deficit a balancing act
  11. Ontario Court Issues Decision on “Commercial Activity” Under PIPEDA
  12. BC Privacy Commissioner Delays Outsourcing Report Again
  13. A Balanced Approach on Copyright Reform
  14. South Africa Spends Thousands to Obtain Southafrica.com Domain
  15. Cable Break Interrupts Internet Service in Guyana
  16. A Tale of Two Sectors (and One Disruptive Technology)
  17. No need for Dickensian approach to voice-via-Web
  18. Toronto Star Home To Copyright Debate
  19. Canada Continues to Pursue Anti-Spam Initiatives
  20. Newfoundland Cuts Privacy Commissioner’s Time
  21. Philippines Plans New Laws for Digital Development
  22. India’s DOT Fines Three ISPs
  23. Thailand to Consider E-commerce Law Reform
  24. Will Canada Salute the Broadcast Flag?
  25. Mr. Minister, please protect the public interest
  26. Ontario Court Confirms PIPEDA Not a Litigation Shield
  27. Sri Lanka Accuses Ship of Cutting Internet Link
  28. Starbucks Employee Fired for Blog
  29. The Internet Turns 35
  30. Music Industry Experiences Upswing in CD Sales

August 2004

  1. CRIA Won’t Spare a Dime for Canadian Creative Community
  2. Music industry abruptly changes tune on ringtones
  3. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Releases Patriot Act Submission
  4. Experts Say Nigeria Not Ready for E-commerce
  5. Telkom Plans To Push Ahead with Parody Site Suit
  6. B.C. Privacy Commissioner Delays Release of Outsourcing Report
  7. Nigeria Promises New Copyright Law
  8. Mauritius First African Country to Open Up VoIP
  9. Zambian Parliament Passes Cybercrime Law
  10. Developing Nations See Open Source as New Opportunity
  11. Bosnia and Herzegovina to Develop E-commerce Legislation
  12. CRIA Calls For Notice and Termination Framework
  13. A blueprint for better copyright law
  14. CBC’s The Current Examines Canadian Privacy
  15. Legal Blogs Growing in Popularity
  16. South Africa Expresses Concern On Digital Divide
  17. Kenyan Monopoly on Internet Backbone Struck Down

July 2004

  1. Zambia To Introduce Cybercrime Law
  2. BC Government Pledges to Address Patriot Act Privacy Issue
  3. Canadian New Media Profiles Techlawed Project
  4. South African Wireless Company In Possible Privacy Breach
  5. U.S. Threat to Canadian Privacy
  6. Patriot Act and B.C. Privacy Submission Posted
  7. U.S. laws put Canadian privacy at risk
  8. Patriot Act paper
  9. Bangladesh Minister Says E-Business Law on the Way
  10. UNESCAP References Techlawed Project
  11. Sri Lankan Judge Orders Article Removed From Website
  12. Vietnam Increases Internet Controls
  13. World Vision Calls For Ugandan Internet Law
  14. Group Protests Maldives Internet Controls
  15. Africa Needs Computer Security Response Team
  16. Bangladesh Business Wants E-Law
  17. How Law Can Help Bridge the Digital Divide
  18. Bridging the digital divide
  19. Call For Ghana to Tackle Cybercrime
  20. Zimbabwe Telco Authority Warns Against VoIP
  21. Two Initiatives Focus on Russian Internet Regulation
  22. RSF Protests Heavy Tunisian Jail Sentences Against Internet Users
  23. Vietnamese Cyber-dissident Sentenced to 19 Months in Jail
  24. Vietnamese Cyber-dissident Sentenced to 19 Months in Jail
  25. The Internet and The Law: A Global Conversation
  26. Barbados Has Legislation But Needs Infrastructure For E-commerce Success
  27. Welcome to the Techlawed Project
  28. Canadian Arbitrator Overturns Dismissal Over Employee Email Usage
  29. UNESCAP Conference
  30. Canadian Supreme Court Opens Up Second Copyright Balance
  31. Balancing rights of creators, users
  32. Using Tariff 22 Decision To Sue Offshore Sites
  33. More on the Tariff 22 Decision

June 2004

  1. Supreme Court Issues Tariff 22 Decision
  2. Keynote – Privacy and Expectations
  3. Canadian Political Parties Divided on Tech Law Policy
  4. From e-Commerce to the e-Economy: Strategies for the digital world
  5. Parties the same? Not on tech issues
  6. One more try
  7. Sample Timeline
  8. Canadian Fed Ct Rejects Privacy Commish Surveillance Finding
  9. ABA IP Section Summer Conference
  10. A Plan To Restore Balance To Canadian Copyright Law
  11. Copyright reform needs a balanced approach
  12. IAPP Privacy Futures Conference
  13. Assessing the Need for Canadian Copyright Reform
  14. Fighting Spam Requires Commitment From All

May 2004

  1. Copyright Reform and Canadian Education
  2. Will copyright reform chill use of Web?
  3. International Chamber of Commerce, Commercial Law & Practice
  4. Ontario Court Issues PIPEDA Decision
  5. (Re)Thinking Copyright
  6. Speaker – Technical and Contractual Framework of Copyright
  7. Why WSIS Is About More Than Just Domain Names
  8. West urged to share Internet governance
  9. Canada Launches Anti-Spam Task Force
  10. Coverage of Anti-Spam Task Force Announcement
  11. Canadian Access and Privacy Association
  12. Untouchable? A Plan for Battling Spam in Canada
  13. A recipe for battling spam in Canada

April 2004

  1. More on Spam in Canada
  2. Federal Court to Examine Workplace Privacy Issue
  3. Untouchable? The Canadian Battle Against Spam
  4. Sparring with “Spam”
  5. Is Canada’s Privacy Law A Privacy Placebo?
  6. Weak enforcement undermines privacy laws
  7. Speaker – Beyond ICANN: International Governance Of The Internet In The 21st Century
  8. Privacy Law Can’t Protect People From Own Ignorance
  9. Canada To Launch Anti-Spam Task Force
  10. The Globe and Mail
  11. Alberta and BC Privacy Laws Meet Substantial Similarity Test
  12. BC and Alberta Laws Meet Substantial Similarity Test
  13. Continuing Coverage of Internet Jurisdiction Survey
  14. CIPPIC Role In Copyright Case Featured
  15. Net Jurisdiction Study Finds New Digital Divide
  16. Global Internet Jurisdiction Survey Released
  17. Chair – Internet Jurisdiction: A Global Survey
  18. Focus Shifts to Canadian Copyright Reform
  19. Federal Ct. Decisions Attracts Global Attention

March 2004

  1. Canadian Networks Focus on CRIA Decision
  2. Federal Court Denies CRIA Motion
  3. Rapporteur – Undercovered Issues that could Require Collective Governance
  4. Canada’s Copyright Revolution
  5. Low-tech case has high-tech impact
  6. File Sharing Suits Head Back to Court
  7. Unhappy Gilmore: The Internet’s Six Layers of Liability
  8. Canadian Press
  9. Canadian Press
  10. Alternative Compensation System for Music Picks Up Steam
  11. Canada Still Awaits Anti-Spam Policy
  12. Ottawa Citizen
  13. Is Canada Ready for a P2P License?
  14. Supreme Court Copyright Case Causes Waves
  15. The Globe and Mail
  16. Music licensing would be viable for all
  17. Panelist, From Wireless to IPod, Alternative Compensations on the New Pipelines

February 2004

  1. Governments and Country-Code Top Level Domains: A Global Survey; ccTLDs, national governments and in
  2. International Privacy: PIPEDA – Canada’s New Privacy Standard
  3. The Canadian Gutnick – Internet Jurisdiction’s Moving Target.
  4. Speaker – What are the major privacy law challenges for 2004 and beyond?
  5. Web decision extends long arm of Ontario law
  6. CRIA Launches Round of Lawsuits
  7. Canada Battles Spam
  8. Ottawa Citizen
  9. National Post
  10. Macleans Magazine
  11. Law Week Keynote Address – Privacy and Expectations
  12. Selling and Marketing Online – Emerging Legal Issues
  13. Chair of Legal & Regulatory Panel: Regulation and Self-Regulation
  14. Moderator – ID Theft: Canada’s Legal Framework
  15. Alberta Court Awards Damages for Cyber-Libel
  16. Unhappy Gilmore: The Internet’s Six Layers of Liability
  17. Unhappy Gilmore: The Internet’s Six Layers of Liability
  18. The Globe and Mail
  19. OECD Holds Global Spam Summit
  20. The Debate Over Privacy Law Continues
  21. The Debate Over Privacy Law Continues
  22. Warren’s Washington Daily
  23. Canada badly needs a national standard

January 2004

  1. In Defense of PIPEDA
  2. Fighting privacy law questionable
  3. Manufacturers and Retailers Challenge MP3 Levy
  4. Responding to CENTR’s Comments on Net Governance Study
  5. CircleID
  6. Council of European National Top-level Domain Registries
  7. Looking Ahead to the Year in Technology Law
  8. PIPEDA Takes Effect
  9. PIPEDA Takes Effect , Ontario Today
  10. PIPEDA Takes Effect
  11. Contentious laws will mould technology
  12. Governments And Country-Code Top Level Domains: A Global Survey (Version 2)
  13. Global Internet Jurisdiction: The ABA/ICC Survey
  14. Untouchable? A Canadian Perspective on the Anti-Spam Battle Working Paper (2004)
  15. The Long Arm of the USA Patriot Act: A Threat to Canadian Privacy?
  16. National Governments and Country Code Top Level Domains: A Global Survey, pg. 282-90

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December 2003

  1. More Coverage on Possible Quebec PIPEDA Challenge
  2. Quebec Readies Constitutional Challenge to PIPEDA
  3. Welcome to Gabrielle Hannah Geist!
  4. U.S. Appellate Court Rules in Verizon v. RIAA
  5. Ontario Introduces Health Privacy Legislation
  6. New Canadian Privacy Commissioner Says No Need To Panic
  7. CRIA Suits Raise ISP Concerns
  8. Canada’s Privacy Law Days Away From Full Effect
  9. Commenting on CRIA Lawsuit Plans
  10. President Bush Signs CAN-Spam Act
  11. CRIA To Sue Music Uploaders
  12. The Year in Canadian Technology Law
  13. Revisiting Site Finder Issues
  14. `D’ is for disputes that shape our lives
  15. More on the Private Copying Decision
  16. Copyright Board Issues Private Copying Decision
  17. Copyright Board to Issue Private Copying Decision
  18. More on Tariff 22
  19. B.C. Commissioner Vows To Name Names
  20. Quebec Law Receives Stamp of Substantial Similarity
  21. Alberta Enacts PIPA
  22. Debating the Tariff 22 Case
  23. Deal Struck on Net Governance at WSIS
  24. WSIS Nears With Internet Governance Taking Centre Stage
  25. Canadian Supreme Court Hears Tariff 22 Case
  26. Further Internet Governance Study Coverage
  27. Coverage of Internet Governance Study
  28. Rethinking Government and Internet Governance
  29. Governments and ccTLDs: A Global Survey (Version Two) Survey conducted in cooperation with the International Telecommunications Union

November 2003

  1. Think Web’s virtually government free? Think again
  2. Police Using the Web to Track Crime Suspects
  3. Police Using the Web to Track Crime Suspects
  4. U.S. Senate Passes Anti-Spam Legislation
  5. U.S. Senate Passes Anti-Spam Legislation
  6. Survey Measures Impact of the Internet
  7. Professor Geist Recognized for Media Work
  8. Lawyers Weekly
  9. Privacy and Expectations
  10. Copyright Reform Roundtable
  11. Privacy Keynote on Reasonable Expectations
  12. Name names, or privacy law toothless
  13. Copyright Plenary, Canadian Broadcasters Association 2003 Convention
  14. Privacy and Expectations
  15. Keynote address, “Privacy and Expectations”
  16. Will copyright treaty benefit Canadians?
  17. Canada’s Last Mover Advantage

October 2003

  1. Privacyinfo.ca Update #14
  2. Quebec Privacy Commissioner Nominated to Federal Post
  3. Quebec Privacy Commissioner Nominated to Federal Post
  4. Who is Watching You? The What, Why and How of Tracking Employees
  5. B.C. Privacy Bill Receives Royal Assent
  6. Hackers Using Trojan Defence
  7. Reuters
  8. Q + A on Internet Law Issues
  9. Cnet
  10. More on McGill Turnitin.com Controversy
  11. News Interactive (Australia)
  12. Exporting Copyright
  13. Why we must stand on guard over copyright
  14. McGill Student Challenges Anti-Plagiarism Requirement
  15. Ottawa Citizen
  16. Canadian Privacy Law Review Launches
  17. TI Contact
  18. Addressing the Urban Legend of P2P File Sharing
  19. Ottawa Citizen
  20. The Growing Conflict Between IP and Privacy Rights
  21. Geist on Site Finder Service
  22. Comparative IP & Cyberlaw Symposium Concludes
  23. Web privacy vs. identifying infringers
  24. Comparative IP and Cyberlaw Symposium
  25. Privacy and Expectations
  26. Privacy and Expectations
  27. Spam Policy Again in the Spotlight
  28. Spam Policy Again in the Spotlight

September 2003

  1. Squeeze Play – Spam Policy
  2. Debating Canada’s Spam Policy
  3. More Coverage of Canadian Spam Position
  4. Globe and Mail
  5. Canadian Senator Introduces Anti-Spam Bill
  6. Geist Named Canarie IWAY Public Leadership Award Winner
  7. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Issues Annual Report
  8. The Day Internet Governance Mattered
  9. Verisign’s tampering shows high cost of apathy
  10. Canadians OK To File Swap
  11. Bank Computers With Account Data Nearly Sold on eBay
  12. Yet more – the CBC covers the story
  13. More on the RIAA suits and Canada
  14. Covering the Canadian Perspective on RIAA suits
  15. A Virtual Canadian Law Library Becomes Reality
  16. Free, upgraded Web data boon to lawyers, public
  17. When Individuals Become Internet Intermediaries
  18. Global Internet Jurisdiction Survey Underway
  19. Comparative IP and Cyberlaw Conference one month away
  20. Welcome to the new Michael Geist website
  21. Canadian Unlisted Number Privacy Decision Appealed

August 2003

  1. Web Quandary For Regulators
  2. Fairness Demands Review of Domain Name Policy
  3. National Journal’s Technology Daily
  4. Canada Names Two New Assistant Privacy Commissioners

July 2003

  1. Globe and Mail
  2. Globe and Mail
  3. The Tortoise, the Hare, and the Internet
  4. Cross Country Checkup – File Sharing
  5. Internet File Sharing
  6. Privacy Commissioner’s Office Drops Charter Challenge
  7. Federal Court Upholds Telus Decision
  8. Parliamentary Committee Releases Privacy Commissioner Report
  9. Interim Commissioner Named Amid New Allegations
  10. Privacy Commissioner Resigns
  11. File Sharing in Corporations
  12. Court Cases Taming Wild West Web

June 2003

  1. Tax Holiday Expiring, Regulators Aspiring on the Web
  2. Reforming Copyright is a Concern for Everyone
  3. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Spent $500,000 Over Two Years
  4. Committee Has Lost Confidence in Commissioner
  5. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Releases Substantial Similarity Report
  6. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Investigation Widens
  7. E-Borders, Internet and IT Technologies
  8. Panelist
  9. Speech, Choice & Cyberspace
  10. Privacy Commissioner Video Surveillance Suit Dismissed
  11. Canadian Privacy Commish Faces Possible Disciplinary Action
  12. U.S. Extends Its Hegemony over the Internet
  13. Speech, Choice & Cyberspace
  14. Canadian Court Rules It Has No Jurisdiction over PIPEDA
  15. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Unhappy With Alberta Bill
  16. Canadian Privacy Law Beset By Uncertainty

May 2003

  1. Waffling Ontario Coming up Short on Privacy Law
  2. Alberta Latest Canadian Province To Introduce Privacy Bill
  3. Canadian Privacy Law Challenges Head To Court
  4. Canadian Privacy Commissioner Unimpressed By B.C. Legislation
  5. British Columbia Introduces Privacy Legislation
  6. Moderator
  7. Cyberlaw 2.0
  8. ‘Big Music’ Set to Declare War on its Audience

April 2003

  1. Have-Not World More Plugged-In That We Think
  2. Cyberlaw 2.0
  3. High Court Tackles Web Lottery; Online Music to Come
  4. Warren’s Washington Internet Daily

March 2003

  1. Fairness Says It’s Time to Tax Goods Sold Online
  2. Keynote Address
  3. ccTLDs and Transnational Policymaking
  4. Legal Issues in E-commerce Law
  5. Legal Issues in E-commerce Law
  6. Cyberlaw 2.0
  7. Governments Hold Reins in Those National Domains

February 2003

  1. In Web Disputes, U.S. Law Rules the World
  2. Watching Your Employees: Emerging Personal Emerging Personal Boundaries in the Workplace
  3. Cyberlaw 2.0
  4. Computer And E-Mail Workplace Surveillance In Canada
  5. Legalese Proved No Defence in E-trading Case
  6. Privacy Popular, but Eves Dropped the Ball

January 2003

  1. Courts Poised to Decide Internet Borders
  2. Recent Developments of the Domain Name Dispute Resolution
  3. Cyberlaw 2.0
  4. Cyberlaw 2.0
  5. Moderator
  6. Cyberlaw 2.0
  7. Computer and E-Mail Workplace Surveillance in Canada: The Shift From Reasonable Expectation of Priva
  8. E-Legal Kit, Volume One, two and three, (Case Studies), United Nations International Trade Centre
  9. Governments And Country-Code Top Level Domains: A Global Survey
  10. The Shift Toward “Targeting” For Internet Jurisdiction
  11. Governments And Country-Code Top Level Domains: A Global Survey

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November 2002

  1. Recent Developments of Domain Name Dispute Resolution in Canada and Korea
  2. Digital Copyright: A Look Ahead
  3. Panelist
  4. Internet and E-commerce Law Update
  5. ICANN Turf War Playing Out

October 2002

  1. Net Copyright Reform: Its Deep in Policy Agenda
  2. Computer Surveillance of the Judiciary
  3. Internet Law Update
  4. Creating a Trusted Environment: Legal Challenges
  5. Cyberlaw 2.0
  6. Panelist
  7. Computer And E-Mail Workplace Surveillance In Canada
  8. Computer And E-Mail Workplace Surveillance In Canada
  9. Federal Proposal Tells Only Part of Cybercrime Story

September 2002

  1. Net Contract Fights Should Avoid Courts
  2. Watching Employees: Legal Considerations, Practica
  3. Canada.com: In Search of a Canadian Internet Law P
  4. E-commerce Tax Policy Penalizes Canadian Business

August 2002

  1. Moves Afoot to Give Consumers E-commerce Legal Certainty
  2. Internet Overseer Takes Wrong Path on Accountability

July 2002

  1. Domain Name Policy Absurd When it Comes to Trademarks
  2. Internet ‘Choke Points’ Put the Squeeze on Content

June 2002

  1. Shift to Workplace Privacy Protection
  2. New Net Laws Reach Beyond Borders
  3. Public’s Role in Net Governance Threatened
  4. Cyberlaw 2.0
  5. Cyberlaw 2.0
  6. Extra-Territoriality and the Internet
  7. Hot Internet IP Issues Around the World

May 2002

  1. Time to Hit Delete Key on Weak Spam Policy
  2. Appeal Court Ruling the Latest Word on On-line Music
  3. E-commerce Legislation Update
  4. E-commerce in a World Without Borders
  5. Keynote Address
  6. Web Lottery Case Misses Legal Jackpot

April 2002

  1. Key Case Restores Copyright Balance
  2. Internet Law Panel
  3. Canadian Privacy Law’s Ins and Outs

March 2002

  1. Music Fans Face Raw Copyright Deal
  2. Fair.com? An Examination of the Allegations of Sys
  3. Discussant
  4. Computer And E-Mail Workplace Surveillance In Canada
  5. Domain Dispute Bias Goes From Bad to Worse

February 2002

  1. Quebec Firm’s Language Law Challenge Tests E-jurisdiction
  2. Technological Change and Legal Response in E-commerce
  3. The Cyberlaw Rules: How the Internet is Transformi
  4. Internet Content Liability
  5. Brands, Free Speech Clash Over Domains

January 2002

  1. Canada’s Online Tax Policy Lags Leaders
  2. Keynote Address
  3. Chair
  4. Copyright and Censorship, Censorship and Privacy
  5. Cyberlaw 2002: The Next Generation
  6. iCraveTV and the New Rules of Internet Broadcasting
  7. When Dot-Coms Die: The E-commerce Challenge to Canada’s Bankruptcy Laws
  8. Fair.com? An Examination of the Allegations of Systemic Unfairness in the ICANN UDRP
  9. Is There a There There: Towards Greater Certainty for Internet Jurisdiction
  10. Computer And E-Mail Workplace Surveillance In Canada
  11. On Target? The Shifting Standards for Determining Internet Jurisdiction
  12. Internet Law in Canada, 3rd Edition, Captus Press (2002)

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December 2001

  1. The Story of Cyberlaw in 2001
  2. Intermediary Liability in the Online Environment
  3. Copyright Debate Turns One-Sided

November 2001

  1. Internet Law Update
  2. Internet Jurisdiction
  3. Internet Jurisdiction Following Yahoo.com
  4. Copyright and Trade Issues, Centre For Trade Policy
  5. Canada’s Laissez-Faire Stance on Microsoft Stifles Innovation

October 2001

  1. Anti-terrorism Bill Could Limit E-Speech
  2. Internet Jurisdiction
  3. Internet Jurisdiction, European E-commerce Legal I
  4. Canadian Copyright Reform
  5. Government, Commissioner At Odds Over Privacy

September 2001

  1. Definitive Dispute Policy Takes Shape
  2. Microsoft Likely to Get More Experience in Court
  3. Cyberlaw Shows Its True Colours

August 2001

  1. How Bias Besets Domain Cases
  2. Keynote Address – Internet Jurisdiction
  3. Internet Jurisdiction
  4. What, Me Worry?
  5. Long Arm of the Law Needs New Guidelines for the Internet

July 2001

  1. Russian’s Case Shows Severity of Copyright Law
  2. Canada’s On-line Copyright Policy Takes Shape

June 2001

  1. Net at Stake Despite Ruling
  2. E-Borders Loom, For Better or Worse
  3. As It Happens – Tasini Case
  4. It’s Time to Speak out on Internet Legislation
  5. Policies for the New Economy
  6. Is There a There There? Towards Greater Certainty
  7. The Internet and Jurisdiction

May 2001

  1. Privacy Law Needs Open Disclosure
  2. All Electronic Contracts are not Created Equal
  3. Confusion Reigns in Domain-Name Cases
  4. Panelist, The Impact of a Global Internet on Copyright
  5. Discussant, Canada’s Intellectual Property Framework
  6. Is There a There There?
  7. Internet Jurisdiction Update
  8. Battles Brew as On-line Privacy Policies Diverge

April 2001

  1. Is There a There There? Toward Greater Certainty for Internet Jurisdiction
  2. Laws Spur Growth in E-commerce
  3. The Cyberlaw Rules
  4. Keynote Speaker – Is There a There There?
  5. Is There a There There?

March 2001

  1. Lots of Legal Challenges When Dot Coms Die
  2. Get Ready for Reruns in Battle Over On-line TV
  3. Conference Chair and Organizer
  4. International E-commerce Law Update
  5. Harmonization of Web Law Sparks Heated Haggling

February 2001

  1. B.C. Court Shores Up Protection for Anticorporate Protest Sites
  2. Like it or Not, Napster and its Kind are Here to Stay
  3. Legal Education.com
  4. U.S. Blazes Trail in Clash of Trademarks, Domain Names

January 2001

  1. Everybody Wants to Rule the Web
  2. Privacy Tops Internet Hot Spots for 2001
  3. Old Copyright Law And New Technologies: Canadian Copyright Reform In The Digital Age
  4. Survey of Canadian Law Firms E-commerce Best Practices: A 2001 Update
  5. In Search of the Virtual Label: Canada’s Labeling Legal Framework and the Impact of E-commerce
  6. Is There a There There: Towards Greater Certainty for Internet Jurisdiction
  7. The Competitive Threat of Malicious Code: An Environmental Scan, Canada Competition Bureau

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December 2000

  1. Cyberlaw: An A to Z Review
  2. Legal Issues Panelist
  3. CEO Panel Moderator
  4. A Troubling Snapshot of E-Privacy in Canada

November 2000

  1. E-content Rules Must Shield Election, not Web Sites
  2. Conference Chair, 2000 Domain Name Governance
  3. Copyright in the Balance
  4. Copyright Law Moderator
  5. Privacy Compliance is the New Priority
  6. Watch Out for the Partitioned Web

October 2000

  1. New Dot-ca World Needs an Election
  2. E-mail Traces Raises Legal Issues
  3. E-commerce Regulatory Update
  4. Internet Jurisdiction Law in Canada
  5. Dot-ca Dispute Rules Open for Public Debate

September 2000

  1. What’s In a Name? Domain Reform Holds the Answer
  2. High-Speed Net Clash Moves Into High Gear
  3. Domain Name Dispute Resolution in Canada
  4. ICANN’s Domain Name Dispute Resolution Process, Internet Law and Policy Forum Jurisdiction II
  5. Trademark Confusion Creeps Into Web Site Content

August 2000

  1. WIPO Wipes Out Domain Name Rights
  2. E-commerce and Web for Canadian Lawyers
  3. Copyright Holders May Rule the Day

July 2000

  1. Napster North of the 49th Parallel
  2. When Technology is at Odds with the Law
  3. Sale of Services and Internet Jurisdiction, Internet Jurisdiction Law Plenary
  4. E-Business: The Future
  5. The Cyberlaw Rules

June 2000

  1. Legally, I am Canadian
  2. Firms Play a ‘Whack a Mole’ Game in Trying to Stop E-Competition
  3. E-commerce Law Moderator
  4. What It Means When You Click I Agree
  5. Legal education.com
  6. New Laws Aim to Ease Uncertainties of E-commerce
  7. The Fine Print Behind FTC’s Advertising Rules For the Dot-Com World

May 2000

  1. EU Edicts Influence Canadian Cyberlaw
  2. Canadian E-commerce Law and Policy: Facing the Future
  3. Domain Name Wars Heat Up

April 2000

  1. Proposed Dot-ca Dispute Resolution Method Flawed
  2. iCraveTV and the New Rules of Internet Broadcasting
  3. Internet Jurisdiction Update
  4. The Media and Privacy: Friend, Foe or Folly
  5. Federal Tribunal Forges Internet Policy

March 2000

  1. Stamp of Approval Needed for E-Business
  2. Courts Take Hands-Off Approach to Passive Web Sites

February 2000

  1. Local Laws Begin to Assert Power
  2. Cookies Crumble Personal Privacy

January 2000

  1. A Patently Obvious Threat to E-commerce
  2. Lawmakers To Mull Milestones in 2000
  3. What It Means When You Click I Agree
  4. E-Commerce and Legal Services in Canada: Meeting the Challenge
  5. CIRA Consultation on Alternative Dispute Resolution: Report and Analysis
  6. Consultation on CIRA Draft ADR Policy: Report and Analysis
  7. Canadian E-commerce and Privacy Study 2000: A Failure to Communicate
  8. E-Commerce and Canada’s Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act

1999 16

December 1999

  1. H is for Hackers: An A to Z Guide to Cyberlaw in 1999
  2. Consumer Protection and Licensing Regimes Review
  3. Privacy Law No Substitute For Vigilance

November 1999

  1. Vital Ruling Misses Boat on Offshore Servers

October 1999

  1. What It Means When You Click ‘I Agree’
  2. Keeping Pace With Internet Jurisdiction Issues

September 1999

  1. Buyers Will Be Wary Until Laws Locate E-Commerce
  2. The Internet and International Law

August 1999

  1. The Gap Between Won’t and Can’t

July 1999

  1. Sale of Services and Internet Jurisdiction

March 1999

  1. Reality Testing: Legal Solutions to Hate on the Net
  2. Law on the Web: Tracing the Critical Role of Legal
  3. Protecting User Privacy: My Appearance before House of Commons Industry Committee on C-54

February 1999

  1. Finding Information in a Sea of Knowledge
  2. Hate Speech on the Internet, 1999 CJLSA National Conference

January 1999

  1. Consumer Protection and Licensing Regimes Review: The Implications of Electronic Commerce

1998 1

January 1998

  1. The Reality of Bytes: Regulating Economic Activity in the Age of the Internet

1997 3

July 1997

  1. Using Web Lectures in the Classroom, 1998 CALI Conference

January 1997

  1. Where Can You Go Today?: The Computerization of Legal Education from Workbooks to the Web
  2. Balanced Budget Legislation: An Assessment of the Recent Canadian Experience

1995 1

January 1995

  1. Towards a General Agreement on the Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment

1994 1

January 1994

  1. Foreign Direct Investment in Japan: A Guide to the Legal Framework

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