For the London Free Press - May 12, 2008 Read this on Canoe Many people presume it is better to incorporate a new business as a federal corporation rather than an Ontario corporation. But an Ontario corporation is usually the more practical alternative. Ontario corporations can be created quicker than federal ones. …
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Canada - iPhone & behind the curve wireless
http://canton.elegal.ca/archives/2008/05/#001373I've commented before about how frustrating it is to see that Canada's wireless prices are higher than other countries, and that our devices and services lag other countries. I use an HTC Windows mobile smartphone, and while its a great device, I find that I don't get as much use as I could from it, as I'm always concerned that data charges will get out of hand if I use the net too much. …
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Social Media as a Business Tool
http://canton.elegal.ca/archives/2008/05/#001372That's the title of a presentation I gave last night at an Internetwork London meeting. (It's a monthly networking event for people with an interest in tech in London, Ontario.) My powerpoint slides are attached, although they do seem to lose a bit of meaning without the talk that goes with it. …
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Do spreadmarts have their place?
http://www.infotechreflections.com/2008/05/01/do-spreadmarts...Business Intelligence software vendors spend a great deal of effort preaching against the dangers of spreadmarts: valuable corporate data trapped inside Excel files all over the place. On the other hand, when the BI tool fails to meet a requirement, every vendor is happy to demonstrate how they can be a hybrid solution. Reports can be exported to Excel, reports
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Slaw
http://www.slaw.caAn article in today’s London Free Press by David Canton of eLegal talks about the concern the European Commission for Justice, Freedom and Security has about tracking dots that some colour laser printers leave on printed material. From David’s article: Printer makers are able to encode the serial number,
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Second IT Week packed with activities
http://communities.seniorcommunityliving.com/second-it-week-...David Canton released a post on Second IT Week packed with activities that may be of interest. Here’s a brief excerpt: It’s a community celebration of the city’s IT sector and its contribution to London’
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Congratulations to the winners of the London Chamber of Commerce Business Achievement Awards
http://business-cards.jfcforum.com/2008/03/20/congratulation...Excellence in Human Resources Citi Cards Canada – Citi Group London Quality Award University of Western Ontario Alumni Award Global Traders Innovation Quantum 5X Systems Inc Corporate Icon Award Trudell Medical (announced in advance Original post by eLegal Canton: technology law blog by a Canadian information technology and intellectual property law lawyer and trade-mark agent dealing with issues including software, copyright, privacy, the Internet, electronic commerce, computers
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http://ottawasme.blogspot.comelegal Canadian Trademark Blog
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Congratulations
http://wiselaw.blogspot.com/2008/03/congratulations.htmlto all the Candian law bloggers who made writer Gerry Blackwell's top ten list, published in this month's edition of Canadian Lawyer magazine. They are, as he puts it, "in no particular order:" Michael Geist · Law21 · Law Firm Web Strategy · eLegal · SLAW · The Bizop News · Toronto Estate Law Blog · Law is Cool · Library Boy · Rule of Law
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The Top 10 Canadian Law Blogs
http://www.bizop.ca/blog2/due-diligence/the_top_10_canadian_...points - as with posts on guerilla marketing for law firms, use of RSS feeds, and sponsoring web sites. But he also sometimes posts filler, such as the egregious 'Twas the Night Before Christmas' parody, which he didn't even write himself. Gong! eLEGAL Long-time blawger David Canton, of Harrison Pensa LLP in London, Ont., specializes in privacy, copyright, and technology law in general. Canton co-authored Legal Landmines in E-Commerce and writes a weekly column on business law for the local daily,
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The Top 10 Canadian Law Blogs
http://www.bizop.ca/blog2/due-diligence/the_top_10_canadian_...points - as with posts on guerilla marketing for law firms, use of RSS feeds, and sponsoring web sites. But he also sometimes posts filler, such as the egregious 'Twas the Night Before Christmas' parody, which he didn't even write himself. Gong! eLEGAL Long-time blawger David Canton, of Harrison Pensa LLP in London, Ont., specializes in privacy, copyright, and technology law in general. Canton co-authored Legal Landmines in E-Commerce and writes a weekly column on business law for the local daily,
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Canadian Lawyer Magazine: Top Ten Canadian Law Blogs
http://rulelaw.blogspot.com/2008/03/canadian-lawyer-magazine...worth reading — and the greater the chances of lively exchanges. That being said, absence of comments, as we’ll see, doesn’t necessarily mean a dull or worthless blog.His top ten, in no particular order: MICHAEL GEIST LAW21 LAW FIRM WEB STRATEGY eLEGAL SLAW THE BIZOP NEWS TORONTO ESTATE LAW BLOG LAW IS COOL LIBRARY BOY RULE OF LAW Mr. Kirbyson's critique of Rule of Law: The writing is a little too earnest and workmanlike to draw a huge readership — comments are sparse — but the content
