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Monthly Archives: September 2019
No Longer Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ MIDP, Entry 46: Waterfront Toronto’s Consultation Feedback Report
A consultation summary is meaningless without recommendations. Especially if it’s the product of poorly designed consultations. Previous Master Innovation and Development Plan liveblog entries and relevant documents available here A former Library of Parliament colleague once related to me the … Continue reading
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Tagged data governance, intellectual property, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, surveillance, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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No Longer Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ MIDP, Entry 45: Federal leaders should face tough questions about Toronto’s smart-city project
My attempt, hosted at The Conversation, to summarize why the Quayside project is fundamentally flawed in terms of content and governance. It also seems obvious to me that Quayside should be an election issue, especially since the federal government has … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 federal election, data governance, intellectual property, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, surveillance, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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No Longer Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ MIDP, Entry 44: The Digital Strategy Advisory Panel’s Preliminary Commentary and Questions on the MIDP
It really is that bad a plan. Also, it’s not a plan. Previous Master Innovation and Development Plan liveblog entries and relevant documents available here The Digital Strategy Advisory Panel’s Preliminary Commentary and Questions on Sidewalk Labs’ Draft Master Innovation … Continue reading
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Tagged data governance, intellectual property, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, surveillance, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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No longer liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Bonus entry 9: Can Sidewalk Labs find any independent experts to support it?
A couple of thoughts about Toronto Life’s big feature on Sidewalk Labs. First, it’s nice to see that the magazine doesn’t even bother with the fiction that Sidewalk Labs is anything more than the urban-policy arm of Google. Sidewalk Labs … Continue reading
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