Social Media in Canadian Politics, and Defamation and Copyright (Episode 19)

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Posted By: Omar Ha-Redeye April 21, 2009

Omar Ha-Redeye gave a talk on the use of social media in politics, focusing on the Canadian scene, at the Miles S. Nadal Management Centre in the Ernst & Young Tower of the Toronto Dominion Centre.

Issues of copyright, including the use of YouTube, are discussed, as well as social media alternatives to defamation actions.

1 Comment on "Social Media in Canadian Politics, and Defamation and Copyright (Episode 19)"

  1. Tim B | April 23, 2009 at 11:05 pm |

    This was very interesting and helpful for those of us who are still learning this stuff. Unfortunately, I couldn’t hear what the questions were (from the back), but your answers filled in the blanks. It’s certainly going to be a challenge integrating social media into a legal practice (assuming that’s what you intend to do). I’m going to try a light version of social media engagement in my own practice.

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