My colleague Ian Kerr published a terrific op-ed in the Ottawa Citizen over the weekend addressing Facebook, privacy, and the importance of focusing on the defaults used by the social networking giant.
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Facebook Tries To Enforce $843 Million Spam Judgement in Quebec
Facebook has asked a Quebec court to enforce an $843 million spam judgment it obtained in a California court against Montreal's Adam Guerbuez.
European Data Protection Officials Say Facebook Putting Privacy At Risk
The Financial Times reports that European data protection officials have written a letter to Facebook arguing that its December changes to user default settings were "unacceptable."
Privacy in the Facebook Era
The Mark News has posted a podcast with my colleague Ian Kerr on privacy in the Facebook era.
Fair Copyright for Canada Page Launches
With a new copyright bill that may look much like Bill C-61 likely within a matter of weeks, I've launched a new Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook page (distinct from the group) that can be used to keep current and learn more about what can be done as events unfold. […]
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