Court Records a Danger to Privacy?
In a recent speech made at The CBA Canadian Legal Conference Expo, the Canadian privacy commissioner, Jennifer Stoddart, weighed in on the novel privacy concerns
November 2, 2008
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Category: Privacy
Facebook Free-For-All: Is the Media’s Use of Photos Fair Dealing or Freeloading?
The pervasiveness of the internet and the rise of online communities present new challenges to copyright law and the notion of fair dealing. For instance
November 2, 2008
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CIRA’s WHOIS Policy Strikes a Balance
Update July 7, 2009: Jonathan Giraldi’s post “CIRA’s WHOIS Policy Strikes a Balance” won the Gowlings LLP Best Blog in IP Law and Technology Prize
November 2, 2008
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NZ judge bans Net naming of defendants
In August 2008, New Zealand judge, Justice David Harvey, made a ruling banning the publication of the names of two men who were charged with
November 2, 2008
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Turns out Big Brother’s watching what you’re watching. But don’t worry…yet
What started in early 2007 as just another simmering lawsuit against YouTube boiled over halfway through the summer into a full-blown battle over Internet privacy.
November 2, 2008
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CIRA’s ‘whois’ policy a stunning setback for privacy
In a column dated April 29, 2008,[1] Law professor Michael Geist called a draft version of CIRA’s WHOIS policy “a model for domain name registries
November 2, 2008
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