Category Archives: privacy

Some smoke, no fire: Government’s pandemic response found to have protected Canadians’ privacy rights

Posted on June 6, 2023 by bhaggart

Not really a catchy title, is it? Still, I think it’s worth highlighting the federal Privacy Commissioner’s report, published on May 30, that found that, “with some exceptions, that the measures implemented by the government during the pandemic complied with … Continue reading →

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Regulating Facebook: Radical change or the status quo?

Posted on May 2, 2018 by bhaggart

(I’m currently travelling through Brazil interviewing people for a book project on knowledge governance, hence the untimeliness of this post. (What’s the opposite of the hot take? Cool reasoning?) But since I haven’t seen this opinion anywhere else, and because … Continue reading →

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