A Zuckerberg photo, turtle killers & fiscal mismangement
What students are talking about today (December 28th)
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In response to the new Facebook guidelines
Jesse Brown: I hereby declare myself Mayor of Toronto
What students are talking about today (November 9th edition)
Movember jewelery, discovery at McMaster & Instagram
Expect privacy at work? You’re not unreasonable, says Supreme Court
Their workplace, their gear, their company, their rules. So what about your rights? Jesse Brown explains
The new reason to be wary of Facebook
Hint: it’s not just those annoying "friends"
Supreme Court grants new trial for teacher over nude student pictures on school-owned computer
OTTAWA - Bosses who discover employees doing illegal personal business on their work computers can’t just hand over the material...
Facebook’s friends without benefit
As the social media site once again tries to grow its revenue, a familiar fear returns
Think you have a right to privacy online? Think again, says Ontario court.
Yes, it was about child pornography—but the implications for the rest of us are scary
Privacy commissioner finds a big jump in complaints and data breaches
OTTAWA - Canada’s privacy commissioner saw a big jump in the number of complaints and data breaches in federal departments and...
Facebook: If anything was exposed, likely it was how little we trust it
Is the glitch with the social network or with its users’ brains?