[Advisors] Fwd: Taming Big Tech: Liz Denham on How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally - Thurs. May 12th @4pm EDT

Sat May 7 01:05:30 PDT 2022

Hello Advisors. Here is another installment of the Taming Big Tech 
series hosted by Andrew Clement. These are always interesting and 
relevant. Hope some of you can make it live and participate in the event.

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On Thursday, May 12th, the Centre for Free Expression is hosting the 
next session in the CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the 
Alternatives /How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally///featuring 
Elizabeth Denham In conversation with Andrew Clement.

The event starts at 4 pm EDT and is accessible through Zoom.

_*Event Details:*_

*How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally*

*#9 in CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the Alternatives*

Our digital world is international. Data flows around the world 
instantly. But any regulations on these data are domestic. How can 
national laws mesh into effective international data protection? 
Elizabeth Denham is a world leader in addressing this issue. She has 
served as the UK’s Information Commissioner, BC Information and Privacy 
Commissioner, Assistant Privacy Commissioner of Canada, and Chair of the 
Global Privacy Assembly. Join Elizabeth in conversation with Andrew 
Clement, host of the CFE Taming Big Tech series and Professor Emeritus 
at University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information.

*May 12th @4pm EDT*

*Zoom link:* ryerson.zoom.us/j/91941276567 
<https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=2687ff5248&e=03f90bd1b2>

This is a free event and no registration is required.

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Subject: 	Taming Big Tech: Liz Denham on How Canada can lead in privacy 
reform globally - Thurs. May 12th @4pm EDT
Date: 	Fri, 6 May 2022 18:56:00 +0000
From: 	Andrew Clement <andrew.clement at utoronto.ca>
To: 	Andrew Clement <andrew.clement at utoronto.ca>

Hi,

I think you may be interested in the 9th event in the *Taming Big Tech: 
Exploring the Alternatives *series, hosted by the Centre for Free 
Expression at Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson U). I 
hope you can make it.

Please pass this on to anyone else you think may be interested.

thanks,

Andrew
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        CFE Virtual Forum Series: Taming Big Tech - May 12th
        How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally

  May 12, 2022 @4pm EDT

  ZOOM LINK
  <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=a70e334776&e=03f90bd1b2>

On Thursday, May 12th, the Centre for Free Expression is hosting the 
next session in the CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the 
Alternatives /How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally///featuring 
Elizabeth Denham In conversation with Andrew Clement.

The event starts at 4 pm EDT and is accessible through Zoom.

_*Event Details:*_

*How Canada can lead in privacy reform globally*

*#9 in CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the Alternatives*

Our digital world is international. Data flows around the world 
instantly. But any regulations on these data are domestic. How can 
national laws mesh into effective international data protection? 
Elizabeth Denham is a world leader in addressing this issue. She has 
served as the UK’s Information Commissioner, BC Information and Privacy 
Commissioner, Assistant Privacy Commissioner of Canada, and Chair of the 
Global Privacy Assembly. Join Elizabeth in conversation with Andrew 
Clement, host of the CFE Taming Big Tech series and Professor Emeritus 
at University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information.

*May 12th @4pm EDT*

*Zoom link:* ryerson.zoom.us/j/91941276567 
<https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=2687ff5248&e=03f90bd1b2>

This is a free event and no registration is required.

Please contact Ange Holme <mailto:ange.holmes at ryerson.ca>, Coordinator | 
Centre for Free Expression 
<https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=f571ee78d7&e=03f90bd1b2> if 
you require accommodation to ensure inclusion in this event.

The online event listing and poster can be seen here. 
<https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=c767e17f0f&e=03f90bd1b2> Please 
share word of this event on social media and with anyone you think may 
be interested.

  LISTEN TO PREVIOUS SESSIONS IN THE ‘TAMING BIG TECH’ SERIES...

  *#1**How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism: Seize the Means of
  Computation*
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/key-resources/podcasts/how-destroy-surveillance-capitalism-seize-means-computation>*-
  *Cory Doctorow*,* <https://craphound.com/> SF author and digital
  rights activist, in conversation with Andrew Clement – 2021 May 19

  *#2 Take Control of Algorithms, Data, and Infrastructure
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/key-resources/podcasts/take-control-algorithms-data-and-infrastructure>**-
  *Meredith Whittaker*,*
  <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meredith_Whittaker> ex-Googler
  and Co-founder/Director of the AI Now Institute at NYU
  <https://ainowinstitute.org/>, in conversation with Andrew Clement  -
    June 2

  *#3 Defund Big Tech, Refund Community
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/key-resources/podcasts/defund-big-tech-refund-communities> -* panel
  with *Lilly Irani,* UC San Diego; *Pedro Reynolds-Cuellar, *MIT Media
  Lab; *and Dawn Walker,* UofT - June 10

  *#4**Governing Big Tech in Canada***
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/events/governing-big-tech-canada>*- *Taylor
  Owen
  <https://www.mcgill.ca/maxbellschool/our-people/mpp-teaching-faculty/taylor-owen>*,
  *Beaverbrook Chair in Media, Ethics and Communications at McGill
  University, founding director of The Center for Media, Technology and
  Democracy <https://www.mediatechdemocracy.com/> in conversation with
  Andrew Clement - Nov 2

  **
  *#5 “How Should Democracies Regulate Speech Online?”
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/events/how-should-democracies-regulate-speech-online>
  *- Jameel Jaffer <https://www.law.columbia.edu/faculty/jameel-jaffer>,
  __Adjunct Professor of Law and Journalism, Columbia University and
  executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute in
  conversation with Andrew Clement - Dec 8

  #6 *Use a scalpel or a
  club?*<https://cfe.ryerson.ca/events/use-scalpel-or-club>- Konrad von
  Finckenstein
  <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konrad_von_Finckenstein> Senior fellow,
  C.D. Howe Institute, former Commissioner of Competition, former
  Chairman of the_Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications
  Commission_
  <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Radio-television_and_Telecommunications_Commission> (CRTC)
  - Jan 12

  #7 *How to re-claim digital platforms for democracy in Canada*
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/events/how-re-claim-digital-platforms-democracy-canada> -
  Wendy Chun
  <https://www.sfu.ca/communication/team/faculty/wendy-chun.html>_,_ Canada
  150 Research Chair in New Media at Simon Fraser University and
  director of the Digital Democracies Institute
  <https://digitaldemocracies.org/> - Jan 18

  #8: In the Golden Age of Surveillance, Can Privacy Laws Save Us?
  <https://cfe.ryerson.ca/key-resources/podcasts/golden-age-surveillance-can-privacy-laws-save-us>
  Tamir Israel, Staff Lawyer at CIPPIC <https://cippic.ca/> – Jan 26

  UPCOMING:

        When and how should non-Indigenous reporters cover an Indigenous
        story?
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=fb30c9243d&e=03f90bd1b2> -
        *Panelists: Willow Fiddler, Brandi Morin, Moderator: Duncan
        McCue* - Tuesday, May 17 @7pm EDT

        Bob Stenhouse: A cop’s cop - until he blew the whistle on the
        RCMP
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=5045882827&e=03f90bd1b2> -
        *#2 in CFE Series: Why Whistleblowers Matter - *_*Bob
        Stenhouse In conversation with James L. Turk*_ - Wednesday, May
        25 @4pm EDT

  Listen to other sessions you may have missed:

        2022 Peter Bryce Prize for Whistleblowing
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=5e617f3389&e=03f90bd1b2> - Announcement
        & Presentation - 2022 Winner: Janet Merlo

        The Future of Democracy in an Era of Social Fragmentation
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=9d557847ba&e=03f90bd1b2> -
        Tara Henley In conversation with Samir Gandesha

        Silencing Kashmir—The state of press freedom in the world’s most
        militarized zone
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=378fefaaf4&e=03f90bd1b2> - Panelists:
        Aakash Hassan, Raqib Hameed Naik, Kunal Majumder, Geeta
        Seshu. Moderator: Julian Sher

        Dr. Michèle Brill-Edwards & Health Canada’s Regulation of
        Prescription Drugs
        <https://ryerson.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ba07b606d742cfbfec53c9f52&id=48e5097458&e=03f90bd1b2> - Michèle
        Brill-Edwards In conversation with James L. Turk

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Andrew Clement
Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Information
Coordinator, Information Policy Research Program
University of Toronto
140 St George Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 3G6
andrew.clement at utoronto.ca
http://www.ischool.utoronto.ca/faculty/andrew-clement
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