The Government has announced plans to create an internal wikipedia, called GCpedia, that will allow federal employees to post, comment, and edit articles.
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Survey Says Ten Percent of Online Canadian Shoppers Hit By ID Theft
A new Ipsos Reid survey claims that ten percent of Canadian online shoppers have reported experiencing ID theft.
Canadian Parties Practice Politics 1.0 in a Web 2.0 World
Appeared in the Toronto Star on October 20, 2008 as Parties Stick With Obsolete Strategies Business increasingly recognizes the need for an Internet strategy that engages current and prospective customers. The days of "brochure-ware" websites that do little more than describe the company and its products or services are gradually […]
The Canadian Copyfight 2.0
Last week, I delivered a talk to the Toronto Fair Copyright for Canada chapter that chronicled the Canadian copyfight and stressed how important it is for Canadians to speak out now on the Canadian DMCA. Audio and slides of that talk have been posted on Blip.tv and embedded below. A […]
The Canadian Copyfight 2.0
Last week, I delivered a talk to the Toronto Fair Copyright for Canada chapter that chronicled the Canadian copyfight and stressed how important it is for Canadians to speak out now on the Canadian DMCA. Audio and slides of that talk have been posted on Blip.tv and embedded below. A […]
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