After the Internet stopped working on 18 January, 2012, and people around the work reset their routers expecting that to bring Wikipedia back, global thought began to change about Internet regulation. We asked the Canadian expert on technology law four questions about copyright reform and two pieces of dodgy legislation.
Four Questions for Dimitry Anastakis
posted by Thought Out Loud
Dr. Dimitry Anastakis chats with Thought Out Loud about a global 1960s (in the 2010s!), Obamamania, the changing world of academia, and how you should get off of Facebook in class, Steve. Yes, you, Steve.
Four Questions for Steve Paikin
posted by Thought Out Loud
In the latest edition of Four Questions, Thought Out Loud picks the giant brain of TVO's Steve Paikin. The host of The Agenda talks to us about his role as a debate moderator, the shape of political discourse in Canada, and newfangled technologies.
The Positivity News:...
posted by Jessie Hornby
I needed to feature a palette-cleansing story to calm my violent urges after reading pages of ignorant rhetoric spouted by proponents of Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill, and here it is: introducing PaperPhone, in all its high-tech, futuristic glory!