Regulation
Guest Post: Understanding Internet Regulation in Canada
By Rachael Bradshaw on June 1, 2021 | Tagged with data regulation, law, privacy, Regulation, sharing
Understanding Internet Regulation in Canada by Alexander Howes There have been several recent movements in Canada surrounding internet regulation. As nations around the world continue to develop policies that protect their citizens, it is important to be aware of what and who is being protected. In Canada, legislation is currently in the process of being […]
Digital Identity Digest (April 2019)
By Monique Rodrigues on May 14, 2019 | Tagged with Academic Honesty, AI, algorithms., artificial intelligence, bias, Digital identity, Digital Identity Digest, essay mills, Events, facebook, false identity, fingerprint, misinformation, public interest technology, public space, Regulation
Are universities more vulnerable to academic dishonesty? In April, actor Felicity Huffman and 12 other parents decided to plead guilty in the largest-ever college admissions scandal in the U.S. She is accused of paying to falsify her children’s test scores to secure admission to elite colleges. Echoing the scandal, NPR discusses how students are finding […]
DT Podcast: Episodes 4, The State of the Internet / The Internet of the State, is now available
By bryan short on November 26, 2017 | Tagged with cyberbullying, Digital Security, digital tattoo podcast, Free Speech, Freedom of Speech, Hate Speech, online harassment, podcast, Regulation, Revenge Porn, Sextortion, Taylor Owen
In this episode, we look into how the internet has become a place that demonstrates some of humanity’s worst qualities. To understand these issues, we speak with Dr. Taylor Owen, hear the stories of survivors of revenge porn, and look into how the European Union is attempting to regulate the internet to help address […]
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