Debrah Nesbit

The CBC Lawsuit, Fair Dealing and Future Reform: The Unexpected Arrival of Copyright in Election 2019

Platforms or People?: The Liberals and Conservatives Outline Competing Visions of Internet Responsibility

The LawBytes Podcast, Episode 27: Digital Policy and Election 2019 – Laura Tribe of OpenMedia on Where the Parties Stand

CBC vs. CPC: Why the CBC’s Attempt to Use Copyright to Stifle Expression Backfired Badly

What Was the CBC Thinking?: A Closer Look at the Video Clips in its Copyright Lawsuit Against the Conservative Party

CBC Sues the Conservative Party of Canada for Copyright Infringement Citing Campaign Video, Posting Debate Excerpts on Twitter

Why Political Parties + Mass Data Collection + Religious Targeting + No Privacy Laws = Trouble

Why Do Canada’s Political Parties Have a Hard Time Saying No to New Internet and Wireless Taxes?

From Innovation to Regulation: Why the Liberals Have Lost Their Way on Digital Policy

The LawBytes Podcast, Episode 26: There Is No Crisis – Dwayne Winseck on the State of Canadian Communications, Media and Cultural Policy