My weekly Law Bytes column (Toronto Star version, freely available hyperlinked column) reviews the Bangoura and Burke cases, the two recent Canadian Internet jurisdiction decisions involving the Washington Post and New York Post. The Ontario Court of Appeal declined to assert jurisdiction in the Bangoura case, expressing concern that "to […]
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Different Post, Different Outcome
On the heels of the Ontario Court of Appeal Bangoura decision, the B.C. Supreme Court has just released another Internet jurisdiction finding. Rather than the Washington Post, this case involves the New York Post, which is being sued by former Vancouver Canucks General Manager Brian Burke. The suit stems from […]
ABA Business Law Section, Cyberspace Law Committee, Internet Jurisdiction Subcommittee Chair
ABA Business Law Section, Cyberspace Law Committee, Internet Jurisdiction Subcommittee Chair
As It Happens – Bangoura Appeal
As It Happens – Bangoura Appeal, Professor Geist appears on CBC’s As It Happens to discuss the Bangoura v. Washington Post decision, which raises Internet jurisdiction issues.
Continuing Coverage of Internet Jurisdiction Survey
Media coverage of the ABA/ICC Internet jurisdiction project continues with a nice feature in the ABA Journal eReport. This article follows similar coverage in Warren’s Washington Internet Daily, National Journal’s Technology Law Daily, and BNA’s Electronic Commerce & Law Report.