Earlier this week, I joined Jesse Brown for an online discussion on the Trans Pacific Partnership. The event, which was hosted by Canadian Journalists for Free Expression, focused on the free speech implications from the deal, particularly in light of the copyright and privacy provisions. Moreover, we spent some time talking about the secrecy associated with the talks. The full transcript can be found here.
Decoding the Trans-Pacific Partnership: The Free Speech Implications
September 13, 2013
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Podcast?
Is there a podcast version available for streaming? I would prefer it over a transcript.
Thank you!