Professor Geist's Toronto Star Law Bytes column (Toronto Star version, HTML backup article, homepage version) takes a look ahead at 2004 by focusing on three of the hottest issues – privacy, copyright, and Internet marketing. With new legislation in Canada, a potential constitutional challenge, the prospect of file sharing lawsuits, […]
Archive for January 5th, 2004
PIPEDA Takes Effect
With PIPEDA taking full effect on January 1st, Professor Geist appeared on the Stirling Faux show, a national radio program, as well on CBC Radio’s Ontario Today, to discuss the implications that the new law will have on business and consumers.
PIPEDA Takes Effect
PIPEDA Takes Effect , Stirling Faux
PIPEDA Takes Effect , Ontario Today
PIPEDA Takes Effect , Ontario Today, CBC Radio
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