I appeared on The Jill Bennett Show on July 27, 2026. In the episode, we discussed the prospects for news returning to Facebook and Instagram in Canada, Meta’s proposal to the government, and the impact of the Online News Act on news organizations. The link to the episode is here.
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Nuanced: Michael Geist Law Professor WARNS Against Canada’s New Internet Laws
I appeared on the Nuanced podcast hosted by Aaron Pete on July 9, 2026. In the episode, we discussed Canada’s new internet laws, including Bills C-34 and C-22, online safety, and concerns about speech and surveillance. The link to the episode is here.
The Elias Makos Show: Bill C-34 – What are the takeaways of Canada’s move to ban social media for kids under 16?
I appeared on The Elias Makos Show on June 15, 2026. In the episode, we discussed Bill C-34, including concerns surrounding the proposed commission and its broad powers. The link to the episode is here.
The Decibel: Canada’s first steps towards a social media ban
I appeared on The Decibel on June 12, 2026. In the episode, we discussed the proposed Safe Social Media Act, its approach to online safety and children’s access to social media, and the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed legislation. The link to the episode is here.
BTC Sessions: New Law Creates ‘Giant Surveillance Map’ of Every Citizen, Dr. Michael Geist
I appeared on the BTC Sessions podcast on June 11, 2026. In the episode, we discussed Bill C-22, why mandatory metadata retention is far more invasive than the government admits, and how the bill contradicts Canada’s own stated commitment to privacy rights. The link to the episode is here.
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