Tags
access to information
Ambush Marketing
big data
citizen science
confidential information
copyright
data protection
ecommerce and internet law
Electronic Commerce
Extraterritoriality
fair dealing
freedom of expression
Geospatial
geospatial data
intellectual property
Internet
internet law
IP
open courts
open data
open government
personal information
pipeda
Privacy
right to know
surveillance
trademark law
trademarks
traditional knowledge
transparency
|
Privacy
Tuesday, 06 January 2015 15:29
Quebec’s Privacy Commission Extends the Reach of Provincial Law to Federally Regulated CompaniesWritten by Teresa Scassa
In the fall of 2014, Quebec’s Commission d’accès à l’information, which is responsible for overseeing Quebec’s private sector data protection legislation, ruled that the province’s law applied to Rogers Communications Inc., a federally regulated company. The company had been the subject of a complaint that it had violated Quebec’s data protection law when it required new cellular phone subscribers to provide two pieces of identification, and then recorded the identification numbers on the furnished ID…
Tuesday, 09 December 2014 09:00
Class Action Law Suits for Privacy Breaches in Canada: A Useful Tool in a Half-Full Toolbox?Written by Teresa Scassa
Class action law suits for breach of privacy are becoming increasingly common in Canada. For example, the B.C. Supreme Court, the Ontario Superior Court, and Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court have all recently certified class action law suits in relation to alleged privacy breaches. The use of the class action law suit can be a useful solution to some of the problems that plague the victims of privacy breaches. These difficulties include: 1) The lack…
Published in
Privacy
Tagged under
|
Electronic Commerce and Internet Law in Canada, 2nd EditionPublished in 2012 by CCH Canadian Ltd.
Intellectual Property for the 21st CenturyIntellectual Property Law for the 21st Century: Interdisciplinary Approaches
|
