August 19, 2024

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​On Afternoon Drive with Matt Allen 

A new app the Canada Border Services Agency is set to implement this fall will use biometrics to track people who have been deported. Host Matt Allen is joined by Kristen Thomasen, a University of Windsor chair of law, robotics and society, to hear about why it's raising concern.

August 16, 2024

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CBSA to use facial recognition app for people facing deportation amid privacy concerns

Windsor Law Associate Professor KristenThomasen
discusses facial recognition technology​​.

August 14, 2023

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Should Computers Decide How Much Things Cost?

LTEC Lab Director and Windsor Law Associate Professor Chapdelaine "advocates for legislating limits to the use of personal data that could be used to personalize prices, along with more enforcement from the courts and privacy commissioner.”

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April 10, 2023

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Droit de réparation en matière de propriété intellectuelle

LTEC Lab Director and Associate Professor Chapdelaine discusses the intellectual property law implications of the Right to Repair with ICI Radio Canada (April 2023, en français)

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January 23, 2020

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Professor Kristen Thomasen discusses Windsor’s proposed partnership with Amazon Ring.

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June 26, 2019

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Professor Kristen Thomasen discusses Windsor Police’s new aerial drone program on Rose City Politic’s Podcast

 

June 24, 2019

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Professor Kristen Thomasen discusses Windsor Police’s new aerial drone program and resulting privacy concerns

April 8, 2019 

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Prof. Pascale Chapdelaine’s discusses her research projects on intellectual property and e-commerce, big data and consumer protection.
 

February 6, 2019

 

More regulations needed to protect personal data online, university panel says, Coverage of: E-commerce, Algorithms, Big Data, Consumer Deception and Protection Expert Panel, Windsor Star.

January 9, 2019

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Professor Kristen Thomasen discusses the new June 1, 2019 drone regulations.  Kristen Thomasen, CTV, Power Play.
 

December 5, 2018

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“Five critical components of a balanced, modern Canadian copyright system,” Myra Tawfik and Pascale Chapdelaine, Globe and Mail.
 

October 21, 2018

 

“University of Waterloo case highlights holes in Canada’s university innovation ecosystem”, Myra Tawfik, The Globe & Mail.

May 1, 2018

 

“Why it’s so important for Canadians to be able to leverage their intellectual property,” Myra Tawfik, The Globe & Mail,

June 17, 2015

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“To support Canadian start-ups, offer pro bonolegal clinics” (with James Hinton), Myra Tawfik, The Globe and Mail