Home Home Tags informationpolicy
TIG Tags TIG Tags
Tags are one word descriptors, used to mark any content on the site for easy searching later. The best tags are ones that describe the content in a single word, and are common enough that people can easily search for specific content relating to that single word. Any item can have more then one tag and are split by commas.


Items tagged with: informationpolicy
Tag was last used: Sep 10, 2008
 
Express Yourself Express Yourself
 
TIG Blogs
Posted By:  esum
Posted On:  Sep 9, 2008

  Who Owns Ideas? CBC radiodoc
Who Owns Ideas is a great introductory documentary about the history of copyright and current controversies in copyright. I wished however, that it had gone more into depth about downloading music and movies. I was reading a blog post of someone who attended a techy conference and was very...... [view]
Posted By:  esum
Posted On:  Nov 28, 2007

  privacy: an outdated paradigm?
I recently attended a lecture by Prof Andrew Clement through IPSI addressing how our current legal/policy frameworks handling personal information are no longer adequate. Using the example of the no fly list used by the US and Canada, Clement presented a number of case studies in which...... [view]
Posted By:  esum
Posted On:  Dec 1, 2007

  new copyright law for Canadians by Xmas
The Canadian government is passing a new restrictive copyright law that in the words of Cory Doctorow’s BoingBoing post , “promises to be the worst copyright law in the developed world. It will contain an “anti-circumvention” clause that prohibits breaking the locks...... [view]
Posted By:  esum
Posted On:  Dec 6, 2007

  your pseudononymous data is getting too personal
I recently attended a lecture by Dr. Ronald Leenes from the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology & Society : Google/Doubleclick vs The People. While the support for data mining and behavioural targeting is ostensibly to analyze a pool of anonymous data to create better content for the...... [view]
Thread Pages  1