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George C. Eyre, Law Offices provides practical advice and legal solutions to start-ups, consultants and to companies in the I/T, multimedia and other areas. We register and prosecute Canadian Trade Marks and assist our clients with protection around the globe. George C. Eyre, B. Math., L.L.B., M.Eng. is an ex-computer consultant who had ten years experience in the computer field with companies such as Bell Canada and I.B.M. ( New York ) before returning to law school to become a computer lawyer.
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Canada's Anti-spam Act to be Implemented in 2013
According to Industry Minister Christian Paradis, Canada’s Anti-spam Act ( Copyright Modernization Act and Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation ) will be implemented in 2013 giving business time to prepare for it. For more details on this Act, please review to our previous post on it.
Designing Privacy Protection into Computer SystemsAre you involved in the design and implementation of computer systems (including web based systems) within your organization? If so, are you implementing privacy-by-design or a version of privacy at the design stage? To gain some insight into privacy-by-design and computer systems implementation, view the following presentation given by George C. Eyre, Designing Privacy Protection into Computer Systems at Managing Privacy Compliance (Federated Press) which was held March 28 & 29, 2012 by clicking here: Bill C30 - Canada’s Spying Act
The federal government introduced Bill C-30, the online surveillance legislation, the name of which was changed after going to the printers to: “the Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act.” It should be called: “the Big Brother Act.” It breaches privacy laws and the Charter.
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- On Dec. 6, 2011, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada launched new guidelines
- BC Supreme Court on Enforceability of Browsewrap Agreements such as Terms of Use & Copyright
- The Supreme Court of Canada Rules on when linking to defamatory statements is defamatory.
- Trade-mark and brand owners have until October 28, 2011 to block domains on .xxx top level domain: