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Worth reading: Adam Thierer’s review of ‘Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Int…
Editable | Print | PDFWorth reading: Adam Thierer's review of 'Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom' Not only because of the growing power struggles over networks and contents, but also because of the crucial political debate about which strategies to maintain and expand freedom and democracy. Thierer does nail some good critics, such as his section [...]
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Self-managing our digital identity, digital assets and intellectual property in case of death or incapacity
Editable | Print | PDFNow a grandfather, I had to revise my will and mandate in case of incapacity. Except that this time, I found out that I must ask my potential agents and testamentary executors to deal with the ubiquity of digital media. That does complicate their task. Only a few years ago, one could easily find the documents [...]
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Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: A Few Ideas for the Twenty-First Century
Editable | Print | PDF Text derived from my presentation to the Citizen Forum on surveillance of communications organized by the Quebec caucus of the New Democratic Party Montreal, Notman House, Thursday, November 3, 2011 Regardless of the fate of the bill named “Lawful Access”, the information society will continue to develop. Then again, an information society is necessarily a [...]
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Public conversation: Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: Who will benefit from the digital traces generated by our every move?
Editable | Print | PDFOn Thursday, October 6, 2011 (7 to 9 pm), I will be the guest of an University of the Streets Café‘s conversation moderated by Sophie Ambrosi on the theme: Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: Who will benefit from the digital traces generated by our every move? Computers, automatic tellers, phones and other electronic gadgets. Today, our relations [...]
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Lecture on the right to accessible information
Editable | Print | PDFINVITATION Lecture by Catherine Roy Director General of the Centre de recherche et d’expérimentation sur l’inclusion numérique (Centre for research and experimentation in digital inclusion) on le droit à l’accessibilité des informations (right of access to documents in media readable by everyone) in the wake of the judgment in Donna Jodhan v. Attorney General of Canada Lecture in French A founding member of the HTML for all Working Group of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and as well [...]
Living Between the Lines
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Self-managing our digital identity, digital assets and intellectual property in case of death or incapacity
Editable | Print | PDFNow a grandfather, I had to revise my will and mandate in case of incapacity. Except that this time, I found out that I must ask my potential agents and testamentary executors to deal with the ubiquity of digital media. That does complicate their task. Only a few years ago, one could easily find the documents [...]
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Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: A Few Ideas for the Twenty-First Century
Editable | Print | PDF Text derived from my presentation to the Citizen Forum on surveillance of communications organized by the Quebec caucus of the New Democratic Party Montreal, Notman House, Thursday, November 3, 2011 Regardless of the fate of the bill named “Lawful Access”, the information society will continue to develop. Then again, an information society is necessarily a [...]
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Public conversation: Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: Who will benefit from the digital traces generated by our every move?
Editable | Print | PDFOn Thursday, October 6, 2011 (7 to 9 pm), I will be the guest of an University of the Streets Café‘s conversation moderated by Sophie Ambrosi on the theme: Autonomy, Surveillance and Democracy: Who will benefit from the digital traces generated by our every move? Computers, automatic tellers, phones and other electronic gadgets. Today, our relations [...]
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Tribunal rejette recours d’aut…
Editable | Print | PDFTribunal rejette recours d’autochtones sur constitutionalité du recensement volontaire http://ow.ly/3KIj1 #StatCan
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Court rejects native group’s…
Editable | Print | PDFCourt rejects native group’s claim that voluntary Canadian census form is unconstitutional http://ow.ly/3KI5L
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Worth reading: Adam Thierer’s review of ‘Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Int…
Editable | Print | PDFWorth reading: Adam Thierer's review of 'Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom' Not only because of the growing power struggles over networks and contents, but also because of the crucial political debate about which strategies to maintain and expand freedom and democracy. Thierer does nail some good critics, such as his section [...]
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How to jump whole Google’s ship… or archive, manage your various Google services accounts http:…
Editable | Print | PDFHow to jump whole Google's ship…or archive, manage your various Google services accountshttp://ow.ly/8Hvv3via @EPICprivacy How to close your Google Account If you’re considering closing your Google account because of the company’s new data tracking plan, here’s how to do it This was posted on Google+…
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Visualizing conversations on social media: Here, most active Twitter users referencing #SOPA http…
Editable | Print | PDFVisualizing conversations on social media:Here, most active Twitter users referencing #SOPAhttp://ow.ly/8Htbz Visualizing SOPA on Twitter | Fred Benenson's Blog When I heard that Tyler Gray at Public Knowledge was looking for someone to do some analysis on tweets that mentioned SOPA, I thought I might try Cytoscape (an open source tool used for biomedical res… This [...]
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A simple reminder about to how to understand our world: We are living in a increasingly bureaucra…
Editable | Print | PDFA simple reminder about to how to understand our world:We are living in a increasingly bureaucratic organisation of organisations "There are three main frames people use to understand why the world is the way it is. (…)The first frame is economics. (…) Another frame concerns ideas and ideology. (…)A third sees the contemporary world as shaped [...]
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US Supreme Court unanimously holds that warrantless GPS tracking is unconstitutional
Editable | Print | PDFUS Supreme Court unanimously holds that warrantless GPS tracking is unconstitutional Supreme Court holds warrantless GPS tracking unconstitutional All nine Supreme Court justices have ruled that the government violated the Fourth Amendment when they conducted warrantless GPS surveillance of a suspect's car. This was posted on Google+…
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Living Between the Lines: Self-managing our digital identity, digital assets and intellectual prop…
Editable | Print | PDFLiving Between the LinesSelf-managing our digital identity, digital assets and intellectual property in case of death or incapacityhttp://ow.ly/8CcKP Self-managing our digital identity, digital assets and intellectual property in case of death or incapacity | Information Personnes / Persons Information Observations Now a grandfather, I had to revise my will and mandate in case of incapacity. Except [...]
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Vivre entre les ligne: Autogérer son identité numérique, ses actifs numériques et ses biens intel…
Editable | Print | PDFVivre entre les ligne:Autogérer son identité numérique, ses actifs numériques et ses biens intellectuels en cas de décès ou d’inaptitudehttp://ow.ly/8CcCK Autogérer son identité numérique, ses actifs numériques et ses biens intellectuels en cas de décès ou d’inaptitude | Information Personnes / Persons Information Observations Désormais grand-père, il me fallait réviser mon testament et mon mandat en [...]
