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  ISOC Live 1:33 pm on November 25, 2024 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, policy ( 39 )   

  WEBCAST NOV 25 – The Canadian Internet Society Policy Forum: Solutions for Canadian Digital Policy and Legislation 

  On Monday November 25 2024, The Canadian Internet Society (TCIS) will hold a Policy Forum in Ottawa, with the theme ‘Solutions for Canadian Digital Policy and Legislation‘. Focused on practical solutions, the forum invites participants to contribute insights that will help shape Canada’s digital landscape and influence the future of internet governance, accessibility, and security.

  PROGRAM  (UTC-5)

  01 Welcome & Opening Remarks  – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Franca Palazzo, Executive Director, The Canadian Internet Society
  02 Laying the Groundwork: Defining Canada’s Digital Policy – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Tim Denton, Chair, The Canadian Internet Society
  Philip Palmer, Vice President, The Canadian Internet Society
  03 Keynote & Fireside Chat: The State of Digital Policy in Canada – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Mark Schaan, Deputy Secretary of the Cabinet – Artificial Intelligence, Privy Council Office of Canada
  Moderator: Hannah Daley, The Wire Report
  04 Session 2: Advancing Collaborative Impact – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Michele Austin, Vice-President, Public Affairs, Bell Canada
  Sue Gardner, Founder & CEO, Tiny Ventures
  Matthew Gamble, Founder, Int13 Consulting Inc., Vice Chair, The Canadian Internet Society
  Rodrigo Rosales-List, Senior Director, Service Modernization & Digital Transformation, Indigenous Services Canada
  Moderator: Valérie Gervais, Founder & CEO, RKESTRA Communications
  05 Session 3: Foresight in Digital Policy – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Yana Lukasheh, Senior Principal, Public Policy, AWS Canada
  Jeanette Patell, Director of Government Affairs & Public Policy, Google
  Shannon Lundquist, Vice Chair, Federal Account Leader, Deloitte
  Anil Arora, Chief Statistician of Canada (Ret’d), Global Digital Consultant, World Bank
  Moderator: Jesse Hirsh, Futurist Farmer, Knowledge Professional, Public Speaker, and Punk
  06 Closing Remarks: Next Steps for Canadian Digital Policy – VID | AUD | EN | FR
  Franca Palazzo, Executive Director, The Canadian Internet Society

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/TCISPolicyForum

  YOUTUBE PLAYLIST https://bit.ly/TCISPolicyForum

  LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/TCISPolicyForum

  REAL TIME TEXT  https://bit.ly/4g47rkk

  TWITTER #policyforum @TCIS_Canada

  #policyforum MASTODON  | BLUESKY  | INSTA

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  ISOC Live 3:32 pm on September 24, 2024 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, igf ( 197 ), NRI ( 74 ), yigf ( 4 )   

  WEBCAST SEP 27 – Canada Youth Internet Governance Forum 

  On Friday September 27 2024 Youth IGF Canada will convene the inaugural Canada Youth Internet Governance Forum at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU). The event is co-hosted by The Dais at TMU, and supported by a CIRA Net Good Grant.

  Programme https://bit.ly/47FuI98

  All Times EDT (UTC-4)

  10:00 Opening Remarks
  Karim Bardeesy – Executive Director, the Dais
  Dana Cramer – President, Youth IGF Canada
  The Hon. Senator, Andrew Cardozo – Senate of Canada

  10:45 Panel: Youth Leadership in Canadian Internet Governance
  Rida Tahir – Policy Advisor, ISED / ICANN GAC
  Jenna Manhau Fung – Head, NetMission.Asia / Digital Policy and Community Relations Manager, DotAsia
  Christelle Tessono – University of Toronto / The Dais
  Dana Cramer – President, Youth IGF Canada

  13:00 Panel: Language Diversity Online – Inuktitut and Canadian Indigenous Languages in Internet Script
  Joe Catapano – ICANN
  Louis Houle – PointQuébec
  Tsista Kennedy – Indigenous Friends Association
  Bridget Chase – Typotheque
  Moderator: Luzalen Marcos – Youth IGF Canada

  14:30 Panel: Both Wireline and Wireless Broadband Access for Youth
  Michel Mersereau, University of Toronto
  Jewel Pierre-Roscelli – North End Connect
  Greg Lang – CRTC
  Vitali Berd – TELUS
  Moderator – Nathaniel Sukhedo – Youth IGF Canada

  16:00 Keynote Speech
  The Hon. Arif Virani – Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
  Moderator: Dana Cramer – Youth IGF Canada

  16:50 Panel: What the Online Harms Act Means for You(th)
  Bianca Salamis – Youth IGF Canada
  Esli Chan – McGill University
  Donel Kadima – Children First Canada
  Amira Shousha – The Youth Guide
  Moderator – Julianna Kowlessar – Youth IGF Canada

  17:20 Closing Remarks
  Bram Abramson – Commissioner for Ontario, CRTC
  TBD – CIRA

  LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/canadayouthigf

  PARTICIPATE ONLINE https://bit.ly/3MXBNYZ

  REAL TIME TEXT https://attend.wordly.ai/join/lhdc-0588 (Translation available)

  TWITTER #CanadaYouthIGF @yigfcanada @daisTMU @ciranews @SenatorACardozo @viraniarif @IntGovForum @TCIS_Canada #igf #netgov #Canada

  MASTODON  #CanadaYouthIGF

  SIMULCASTS
  https://youtu.be/Q3zCtZpG_lI (Canadian Internet Society)
  https://twitter.com/ISOC_Live
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  https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/canadayouthigf

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  ISOC Live 1:39 pm on June 20, 2024 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, fragmentation ( 12 ), online news act   

  WEBCAST JUN 20 – Cross-Border Digital Impact: Analyzing the Effects of Canada’s Online News Act on Internet Fragmentation 

  On Thursday June 20 2024, at 18:00 UTC, the Internet Society presents a webinar ‘Cross-Border Digital Impact: Analyzing the Effects of Canada’s Online News Act on Internet Fragmentation‘. This session will explore the potential for internet fragmentation triggered by Canada’s Online News Act*—impacting not only how individuals and businesses interact online but also how similar challenges and legislation are faced by other countries, like Brazil and the US.

  *Bill C18, the Online News Act, aims to financially bolster Canadian news media by mandating major digital platforms to compensate for the use of their content. This act also positions the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) as the central authority for compliance, potentially centralizing internet functions and impacting the free contribution to the digital economy along with safety and security online.

  PRESENTERS
  Philip Palmer – ISOC Canada
  Juliana Fonteles da Silveira – ISOC Brazil
  Cathy Gellis – Lawyer

  MODERATOR
  Paula Bernadi – ISOC

  HOST
  Kyle Shulman – ISOC

  INTERNET IMPACT BRIEF https://bit.ly/4bbWsSQ (Feb 2023)

  VIDEO | AUDIO | TRANSCRIPT EN / ES / PT

  ORIGINAL LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/isoc-onlinenewsact

  TWITTER #C18 #OnlineNewsAct @ndunleavy @InternetSociety

  MASTODON  #OnlineNewsAct

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/isoc-onlinenewsact

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  ISOC Live 9:20 am on February 22, 2024 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, indigenous ( 17 ), spectrum ( 20 )   

  WEBCAST FEB 22 – 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit 

  On Thursday February 22 2024 at 10am-4pm EST (15:00-21:00 UTC) the Indigenous Connectivity Institute hosts the 2024 Spectrum Sovereignty Summit in Ottawa, Canada. The Summit’s purpose is to raise voices to continue to advocate for the rights of Indigenous peoples and First Nations communities in spectrum regulation in Canada. The Summit follows the Canadian government’s introduction of a draft Indigenous Priority Window Spectrum Policy Framework.

  AGENDA https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (UTC-5)

  10:00 Welcoming
  Elder Opening
  Welcoming remarks from Indigenous Connectivity Institute Advisory Committee member
  10:30 First Nations and spectrum
  Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
  11:00 Art presentation and the importance of spectrum sovereignty
  Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting Art
  11:20 Indigenous experiences in accessing spectrum
  Alfred Loon, Eeyou Communications Network
  Antony Royal, Maori Spectrum
  13:00 Overview of the Indigenous Connectivity Summit Calls to Action
  13:15 Draft policy framework: Indigenous spectrum priority access window & ISED’s engagement effort
  Erin Knight, ICI
  Mark Saunders, Spectrum Policy Branch, Innovation, Science, and Economic Development
  13:45 Panel: “The Future of Indigenous Spectrum Rights”
  Chief James Hobart, Spuzzum Nation
  Darrah Blackwater, ICI Advisory Committee | Blackwater Consulting
  Dr. Gregory Taylor, University of Calgary
  Steve Song, Mozilla
  15:00 Community Dialogue

  LIVESTREAM https://livestream.com/internetsociety/spectrumottawa (EN)

  PARTICIPATE VIA ZOOM https://bit.ly/3UKJOpv (EN/FR)

  REAL TIME TEXT https://bit.ly/3T8XAB9 (EN)

  TWITTER #SpectrumSovereignty #indigenousconnectivity @Connect_Fund

  @blackwatersoul @mebuell

  MASTODON #SpectrumSovereignty

  SIMULCASTS (EN)
  https://twitter.com/ISOC_Live
  https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
  https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/spectrumottawa (EN/FR)

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  ISOC Live 4:56 pm on November 28, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, digital divide ( 7 ), isoc canada ( 7 )   

  WEBCAST NOV 29: 5th Annual Digital Access Day 2022 

  On Tuesday November 29 2022 the Internet Society Canada Chapter hosts the 5th Annual Digital Access Day in Ottawa, bringing together thought-leaders from NGOs, the tech sector, government, universities, and those most affected by the digital divide to talk about good work already underway, identify what else can be done, and measure progress in digital resiliency in Canada’s supply chain, affordability, cybersecurity, and competition.

  AGENDA https://bit.ly/3EM6dca

  EST = UTC-5
  09:00 Opening
  Franca Palazzo, Executive Director, Internet Society Canada Chapter
  Francis Careau, Co-founder, oxio

  09:15 No Sector Left Behind: Ensuring Digital Resiliency in Canada’s Supply Chain
  Vidya ShankarNarayan, Assistant Deputy Minister for Agriculture and Agri-Food, Canada
  Erik Valiquette, Co-founder / CEO, Blockchain Supplychain Association
  Moderator: Janet Silver, Senior Director, Advocacy & Communications, Syntax Strategic

  10:30 Forewarned is Forearmed. To be prepared is half the victory: Giving Canadians the cybersecurity tools they need
  Tanya O’Callaghan, VP Community Investment, Policy and Advocacy, CIRA
  Chris Smith, Portage CyberTech (TBC)
  Shawn M., Director General, Cyber Operations Division, CSIS
  Moderator: Brent Arnold, Partner, Gowlings WLG

  13:00 Achieving Digital Equity- What does it look like?
  Jaimie Boyd, National Digital Government Leader, Deloitte Canada
  Hon. Colin Deacon, Independent Senator, Nova Scotia
  Sam Andrey, Leadership Lab, Toronto Metropolitan University
  Ima Okonny, Chief Data Officer, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
  Moderator: Jillian Leblanc, Senior Policy Analyst, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)

  14:00 Affordability
  Todd Hofley, VP Policy and Communications, Beanfield
  Yuka Sai, Staff Lawyer, Public Interest Advocacy Centre
  Geoff White, Executive Director, Competitive Network Operators of Canada
  Moderator: Jenna Cocullo, Deputy Editor, The Wire Report

  15:15 Resiliency/Competition
  Michael Geist, Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law, University of Ottawa
  Matthew Gamble, Principal, Int13 Consulting Inc.
  Francis Careau, Cofounder, oxio
  Hosein Badran, Senior Director, Internet Growth and Trust, Internet Society
  Moderator: Ben Klass, School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University

  16:15 Closing Remarks
  Philip Palmer, President, Internet Society Canada Chapter

  16:30 Networking Reception Opening remarks
  Rachel Thomas, MP

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/dad2022

  PARTICIPATE VIA YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/Xemcyc2bE7w

  REAL TIME TEXT
  Morning https://bit.ly/3Vg0jHm

  TWITTER #digitalaccessday @ISCC_Canada @RachaelThomasMP @vidyasn @colindeacon @toddhofley @sambandrey @mgamble @Yukaryote @Jillian_LeBlanc @markymarkymarcc @tanya_oc @BrentJArnold @hoseinbadran @geoffrey_white @jaimieboyd @mgeist

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
  https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
  https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/ (AI Captions)

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/dad2022
  https://www.youtube.com/@internetsocietycanadachapt8659

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  ISOC Live 2:49 am on October 20, 2022 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, connect humanity ( 3 ), ICS ( 2 ), indigenous ( 17 )   

  WEBCAST OCT 25-27 – Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2022 

  On 24 to 28 October 2022 the Indigenous Connectivity Institute will host the Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2022 (ICS 2022). The Indigenous Connectivity Summit brings together Indigenous community members, leaders, network operators, researchers and policymakers with a common goal: to connect Indigenous communities to fast, affordable and sustainable internet. The 2022 ICS is led by the newly-formed Indigenous Connectivity Institute, an initiative incubated by Connect Humanity, and co-organized in partnership with the Internet Society.

  AGENDA https://connecthumanity.fund/ics-2022-agenda/

  01 Welcome
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity
  02 Welcoming Remarks
  Amanda G. Lathlin, Member, Manitoba Legislative Assembly (MLA)
  03 Opening Remarks
  Brenda Wilson, Rogers Communications
  04 Building a mesh network in Winnipeg’s North End
  Joel Templeman, Executive Director, ISOC Manitoba
  Shelley Anderson, ISOC Manitoba
  05 ISED spectrum access initiatives
  Mark Saunders, Manager, Innovation, Science and Economic Development, Canada (ISED)
  06 Digital equity and Indigenous communities
  Davida Delmar, Digital Inclusion Manager, AMERIND
  Rhea Doolan, Senior Policy Lead, First Nations Technology Council
  MOD: Christopher Mitchell, Institute for Local Self-Reliance
  07 Broadband Communications North
  Jason Neepin, Executive Director, Broadband Communications North
  08 Saskatchewan Sweetgrass
  Darrah Blackwater, Navajo Nation
  09 Managing large-scale projects
  Matt Rantanen, Golden State Network
  Jason Neepin, Broadband Communications North
  Sally Braun, former GM, Western James Bay Telecom Network
  Alfred Loon, Director of Economic & Sustainable Development, Cree Regional Authority
  MOD: Geoff White, Executive Director, Competitive Network Operators of Canada
  10 Updates on community broadband networks in Hawai’i
  John Kealoha Garcia, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nation of Hawai‘i
  Denis (Bumpy) Kanahele, Head of State, Nation of Hawai‘i
  11 Keeping the Community Informed During the Build Stage
  Claudia Tarbell, Senior Engagement Manager, Calix
  12 Campfire pitches
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  13 Breakout report backs
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  Natalie Dunleavy Campbell, Senior Director, North American Government and Regulatory Affairs, Internet Society
  14 Thoughts on Day 1
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity
  15 Prayer
  Andy Daniels
  16 Wed Welcome
  Ernie Daniels
  17 Community leadership
  Andrew Sullivan – President & CEO, Internet Society
  18 Introducing the Indigenous Connectivity Institute
  Justin Gilbert
  Mark Buell
  19 Tribal Broadband Bootcamp Update
  Chris Mitchell
  Matt Rantanen
  20 Artwork presentation
  Darrah Blackwater
  21 Spectrum Sovereignty
  Darrah Blackwater
  Dr. Gregory Taylor
  Jenna Cocullo
  22 The future of digital advocacy – Indigenous Connectivity Institute Advisory Committee
  Natalie Campbell, Senior Director, North American Government and Regulatory Affairs, Internet Society
  Mark Buell, Director of Indigenous Programs Development Director of Indigenous Programs Development, Connect Humanity
  23 Mapping broadband in Indigenous communities
  Pierrette Renée Dagg, Director of Technology Impact Research,Merit Network
  Dustin Loup, Project Manager, National Broadband Mapping Coalition, Marconi Society
  Frances Goli, Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, SE Idaho
  24 Integrating International law and Indigenous law into telecommunications law
  Dr. Brenda Gunn
  25 Rogers Indigenous Collaboration Team
  Brenda Wilson, Rogers Communications
  Brian Mazerolle, Rogers Communications
  Dana Wells-Durocher, Rogers Communications
  Asennaienton Frank Horn, Rogers Communications
  26 Building off-grid networks
  Suzanne Singer
  27 Wrap Up
  Phil Mozejko, Intern, Connect Humanity

  ** Only the sessions from Tuesday Oct 25 – Thurs Oct 27 will be livestreamed. **

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/ics2022

  REGISTER https://bit.ly/3TA1IY3

  REAL TIME TEXT
  TUE AM https://bit.ly/3TAgHSi
  TUE PM https://bit.ly/3zedS17
  WED AM https://bit.ly/3zh5DkO
  WED PM https://bit.ly/3W6wUA7
  THU AM https://bit.ly/3Fn5XTc
  THU PM https://bit.ly/3DhzHhm

  TWITTER #ICS2022 @Connect_Fund @internetsociety #indigenous #GrowInternet 

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live
  https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
  https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc (AI Captions)
  https://www.facebook.com/ISOCNewMexico (AI Captions)

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/ics2022

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  ISOC Live 3:58 am on October 1, 2021 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, indigenous ( 17 ), ISED, spectrum ( 20 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: Spectrum and Indigenous Connectivity: Intervening in ISED Consultation 

  Today Friday Oct 1 2021 at 11:00 EDT (15:00 UTC) ISOC.LIVE will webcast a recording of the Internet Society Sep 21 webinar to discuss the importance of spectrum for enabling broadband Internet service in Indigenous communities across Canada. Ensuring access to adequate spectrum provides opportunities for underserved communities to connect themselves with reliable, affordable Internet that is provided by the current market.

  In August, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) initiated a consultation on a new supplementary licensing process (Access Licensing framework) for unused spectrum to support innovation and the availability of rural services. If implemented correctly, this process can be a major benefit for Indigenous connectivity efforts across Canada.

  This webinar provided the background needed to engage in ISED’s consultation process, which closes on October 12, focusing on the importance of spectrum for Indigenous communities, the current state of spectrum policy in Canada, promising practices for spectrum allocation in the US, and navigating the consultation process.

  INTRODUCTION
  Mark Buell, regional Vice President North America, Internet Society

  PANEL
  Steve Song, Policy Advisor, Mozilla Corporation
  Laura Tribe, Executive Director, OpenMedia
  Darrah Blackwater, Law & Policy Fellow, University of Arizona
  MODERATOR Dr. Gregory Taylor, Canadian Spectrum Policy Research / University of Calgary

  DISCUSSANTS
  Faud Khan, Founder & Chief Security Analyst, TwelveDot Inc.
  Erick Huerta, Policy and Advocacy Coordinator, Rhizomatica
  Reza Rajabiun, Research Fellow. Ryerson University
  Dr. Rob McMahon, Associate Professor, University of Alberta
  Sally Braun, General Manager, Western James Bay Telecom Network

  LIVESTREAM http://livestream.com/internetsociety/indigenousspectrum (open captions)

  TRANSCRIPTS English | Inuktitut 

  TWITTER #indigenousspectrum @isoc_na @mebuell @stevesong @ltribe @blackwatersoul @gregorytaylor1 @erickenredes @ISED_CA #spectrum #tvws #crtc

  SIMULCASTS
  https://www.twitter.com/ISOC_Live/
  https://www.twitch.tv/isoclive
  https://www.facebook.com/liveisoc/
  https://youtu.be/Etw5viVlChQ (ISOC NA)

  ARCHIVE
  https://archive.org/details/indigenousspectrum

  IMAGE: Darrah Blackwater

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  ISOC Live 6:08 pm on September 20, 2019 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: canada, community networks ( 62 ), our networks   

  WEBCAST FRI/SAT/SUN – #OurNetworks 2019 > RE: Infrastructures #CommunityNetworks #ournetworks #switchiton #keepiton 

  RE: Infrastructures is a 3-day conference in Toronto,, from September20-23 2019, exploring the collective care and maintenance of alternative networking practices—new protocols, peer-to-peer connections, offline-first computing, and community-based governance.

  How can these emerging Infrastructures of Repair provide spaces to imagine radically different futures, resist easy co-option by the forces of late-stage capitalism, and work in solidarity as plural networks seeking emancipatory change? To answer this we draw on insights from organizers, technologists, artists, and scholars to ensure the focus is not only on the technical aspects of infrastructure, but also the social and cultural. Their diverse perspectives suggest ways we can make space for livelihoods, solidarity, and survival; draw on history and place to bring our fullest imaginations to this moment; and open ways to think these questions together as we build transitional forms. The event will be simulcast on the Internet Society Livestream Channel.

   

  VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/ournetworks

  ORIGINAL WEBCAST: https://live.mesh.world

  PROGRAM: https://ournetworks.ca/program/ (UTC-4)

  TWITTER > #ournetworks https://priv.sh/nrbNKY2

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  ISOC Live 1:29 pm on February 26, 2019 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ai ( 33 ), canada, future of work ( 2 ), isoc canada ( 7 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: #AI and the Future of Employment @ISCC_Canada w/ @Hillary @deEyre @JohalSunil @MandyRennehan @reganwatts @VivianNtir @JDCanDigital 

  Today, Tuesday February 26 2019 at 2pm ET (19:00 UTC) the Internet Society Livestream Channel will restream AI and the Future of Employment. This Internet Society Canada Chapter (ISCC) event on November 20 2018 brought together thought leaders from the government, civil society and legal, financial and technology sectors to discuss what’s being done to ensure Canadians are skills-ready for industry demands with the digital transformation of business, in particular the advent of AI technologies. Speakers: Steve de Eyre – Head of Public Policy, Amazon.ca; Sunil Johai, Policy Director, Mowat Centre; Timothy Lane, Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada; Mandy Rennehan, Blue Collar CEO & Founder, Freshco.ca; Regan Watts, Head: Innovation, Citizenship and Government Affairs, IBM Canada; Vivian Ntiri, Litigation Associate, McCarthy Tetrault; Fawad Bajwa, Executive Director, Russell Reynolds Associates. Moderator: Jermey Depow, Vice President, Policy and Research, Information and Communications Technology Council.

  VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/iscc-ai (AI Captions)

  TWITTER: @ISCC_Canada #AI http://bit.ly/2BRkHb7

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  ISOC Live 6:10 pm on January 2, 2019 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 12 streams ( 22 ), canada, IoT ( 52 ), larry strickling ( 18 ), multistakeholder   

  #12Streams 8 – Larry Strickling – What is a Multistakeholder Process? @InternetSociety @ISOC_NA #SecureIoT2018 #shapetomorrow 

  Today, Wednesday January 2 2019, at 7pm EST (00:00 UTC), in the eighth installment of the Internet Society Livestreaming‘s  ‘12  Days of Streams‘ annual highlights we feature Larry Strickling, Executive Director of the Internet Society’s Collaborative Governance Project, launching the Canadian Multistakeholder Process to Enhance IoT Security on April 4 2018 by asking “What is a Multistakeholder Process?” In true multistakeholder fashion, Larry sources the crowd for the answer.

  VIEW ON LIVESTREAM: https://livestream.com/internetsociety/12days08/

  TWITTER: #12streams http://bit.ly/2SgU9Gu
  #SecureIoT2018 http://bit.ly/secureiot2018

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