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Some thoughts on platform governance and Bill C-18 (The Online News Act)
Wrote this up on Twitter (y’all know what I’m talking about, so no need to call it something else), reposting it here. Basically calling for critics to engage with the past decade (and longer) of literature on platform governance, especially … Continue reading
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No longer liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Bonus entry 10: Waterfront Toronto gets ready to make a choice
A couple of things stand out in Catherine McIntyre’s profile in The Logic of Waterfront Toronto Board chair Stephen Diamond. First, the headline, “The man who stood up to Sidewalk” is a bit premature. It’s certainly true and commendable that … Continue reading
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Tagged data governance, Google, privacy, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Entry 43: Waterfront Toronto Note to Reader
Qualified praise for a mostly honest document that should never have been written. Previous Master Innovation and Development Plan liveblog entries and relevant documents available here I am of several minds about Waterfront Toronto’s Note to Reader. As a guide … Continue reading
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Tagged data governance, Google, intellectual property, privacy, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, surveillance, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Entry 42: The MIDP Volume 3, Partnership Overview: Chapters 3-7; Supplemental Tables
Could it be? Is this the end? Finally? Again, these chapters contain summary information of what we’ve already seen, supplemented with some specific details that I’ve noted. The best way to use this post is as a guide to specific … Continue reading
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Liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Entry 41: The MIDP Volume 3, Partnership Overview: Chapter 2: Innovation and Funding Partnership Proposal, Roles 2-4
The roles being: Innovation Planning, Design, and Implementation; Technology Deployment; and Optional Infrastructure Financing (includes municipal infrastructure and LRT financing, and advanced systems) Previous Master Innovation and Development Plan liveblog entries and relevant documents available here Role 2: Innovation Planning, … Continue reading
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