In his article, “Do Tech Companies Owe it to the Public to Cooperate with Surveillance?” (The Atlantic, March 9, 2015) George Washington University Professor Amitai Etzioni states unequivocally that "some surveillance is justified, as long as it is in line with laws enacted by Congress and guidelines approved by the courts, and the implementation of these measures is properly … [Read more...] about How relevant is Bill C-51
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