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A Channel News in Victoria, BC interviews Nancy Kinney of AdviceScene about social media.
A Channel News in Victoria, BC interviews Nancy Kinney of AdviceScene about social media.
The making of Family Matters in Toronto, Ontario. March/April, 2010.
Family Matters showcases prominent guests from the legal community & elsewhere, in a talk show format; and it also provides educational episodes available on DVD and as downloadable iTunes episodes.
The word democracy conjures up all kinds of things to people, but generally it means rule by the people. But in practice so far at least, democracy isn’t really rule by the people, it’s rule by representatives of the people.…
So often I see stories about mainstream business ventures in the papers and on TV, and rarely do I see a story about a purely online business, at least one that isn’t Google, Twitter, or Facebook anyway. Why? What’s the…
Mainstream media are losing money and some are even going out of business altogether because of the Internet, so the argument goes. But are they unsuccessful because they are ignoring the Internet? Why? Could it be because the Internet is…
I hope that’s an accurate quote. I tried to remember it exactly as I heard it last week in Hamilton where Justice Harvey Brownstone talked about his book, Tug of War. While he had a lot of informative and entertaining…
Advice Scene is an innovative online destination that is doing just that. The site features a legal wiki, ask a lawyer and a morality meter that gauges attitudes about legal and political issues. Kinney argues that lawyers should not be…