communications
November 22, 2019 McCarthy Tétrault LLP Business and Legal Issues, Intellectual Property, IP, IT, Privacy and Security, Privacy Compliance and Management, Systems and Data Management,
When does copyright transfer to the Crown under the Copyright Act? The Supreme Court clarified this in a landmark ruling released earlier today in Keatley Surveying Ltd. v. Teranet Inc., 2019 SCC 43, authoritatively interpreting Section 12 of the Act.
communications, copyright, Crown copyright, data management, government control, Keatley v. Teranet, Land Registry Office, outsourcing, privacy, proprietary rights, technology
August 16, 2010 Adam Gorley Corporate Governance, IT, Privacy and Security, Sales, Marketing and Operations
Technology usually helps us function by making daily tasks easier, safer, more efficient, and so on. But sometimes a technology comes along that doesn’t simply improve the way we do something, it actually creates a new type of behaviour. I think this is the case with online social networking, which allows individuals to broadcast to mass audiences in a way that wasn’t available in the past. The question remains, however, as to whether this activity makes life any easier! Some have certainly found it just causes them trouble.
Canadian Football League, CFL, communications, discrimination, marketing, policy, racism, social media, social networking, social networking policy, technology, twitter
June 17, 2010 Colin Braithwaite Anti-spam, Do-not-Call, Business and Legal Issues, E-Commerce, Finance and Accounting, IT, Privacy and Security, Sales, Marketing and Operations
Remember the ECPA, the proposed Electronic Commerce and Protection Act? It’s back, but with a gnarly new name: the Fighting Internet and Wireless Spam Act.
communications, ECPA, electronic commerce, fapp, Fighting Internet and Wireless Spam Act, Finance and Accounting PolicyPro, FIWA, marketing, OMPP, spam
