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Goodbye to Twitter
Just 30 minutes ago, I deactivated by Twitter account. This is the second time I’ve done this, but I’m pretty sure this time the breakup will be permanent. Everyone’s got their breaking point, as Gord Downie once noted. So what … Continue reading
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In the Media: Two articles on the Muskian Twitpocalypse
I have two new opeds about what Musk’s ongoing evisceration of Twitter has taught us, or at least me: From CIGI: Musk’s Ascendancy Reveals Our Vulnerability to Fickle US Platforms (November 17) At The Conversation: What Elon Musk’s destruction of … Continue reading
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Should American Democracy Founder, Don’t Expect Big Tech to Lead the Resistance
This is a shorter version of an article I wrote for cigionline.com back in February. It never got picked up, but I’m pretty happy with the way it holds together. While it is mainly focused on the vulnerability of US … Continue reading
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Fair Copyright for Canada: Lessons from the First* Facebook Uprising
It’s new research week here in the Orangespace, and today’s contribution is a teaser for a paper that’s at the revise-and-resubmit stage. (This post will be updated when I have something to link to.) It’s about a key turning point … Continue reading
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