Appeared in the Toronto Star on April 3, 2006 as Democracy Needed in Governing Web Appeared in the BBC on April 3, 2006 as Unease Over How Net Is Run Internet governance issues usually attract the attention of a relatively small number of Internet users, however, concerns associated with the […]
Articles by: Michael Geist
South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post
What Might Conservative Copyright Look Like?
With the House of Commons back in session this week, I have an op-ed in this week's Hill Times that focuses on how a Conservative government intent on adopting a market-oriented policy approach might treat copyright reform. The column notes that there is the potential that history may repeat itself […]
Beyond Google
The Department of Justice’s subpoena of Google search data generated considerable attention last month with a judge ultimately ordering disclosure of only a fraction of what the U.S. government initally demanded. At the time, the coverage noted that Google was not the only target with similar requests to AOL, Microsoft, […]
Hart House Lecture Tonight
I am very excited to be delivering the annual Hart House lecture tonight. While the lecture has sold out, there will be a live webcast along with a future podcast and television broadcast.
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