I appeared on the Political Debrief hosted by Joshua Oliverio on August 29, 2022. In the episode, we discussed the Rogers outage, potential reforms to improve Canada’s telecommunications industry, and Bill C-11. The link to the episode is here.
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No Nonsense with Pamela Wallin: The Future of Bill C-11 with Michael Geist
I appeared on the No Nonsense podcast hosted by Pamela Wallin on June 25, 2022. In the episode, we discussed Bill C-11, the CRTC’s potential role in regulating online content, and the implications for Canadian creators. The link to the episode is here.
The News Forum: The Impact of Bill C-11 on Canadian Artists
I appeared on The News Forum on June 13, 2022. There, I discussed Bill C-11 and the government’s efforts to regulate internet content, including the implications for Canadian artists and online creators. The link to the video can be found here.
Triggered with Cory Morgan: Professor Michael Geist explains the impacts of Canada’s Bills C-11 and C-18
I appeared on Triggered with Cory Morgan on May 26, 2022, where I discussed Bills C-11 and C-18 and how they may impose undue regulatory burdens on independent digital creators and media outlets. The link to the video can be found here.
International Association of Privacy Professionals: Michael Geist Calls for More Robust Privacy Law at the IAPP Canadian Privacy Symposium, 2018
I spoke at the 2018 Privacy Symposium hosted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals. There, I discussed online privacy rights issues which changed with the emergence of different social media platforms and how it should be addressed. The link to the video can be found here. IMAGE ATTRIBUTION: (c) 2012 “Secure Cloud Computing” […]
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