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Telcos in talks with Ottawa to shape Internet ‘spy’ bill: documents
Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press
Friday, June 29, 2012 – Globe and Mail
ANNA MEHLER PAPERNY
Public Safety Canada has been in close consultation with telecommunication companies over the logistics of Ottawa’s so-called Internet “snoop and spy” legislation – talks that dealt with who will shoulder the costs of pricey “intercept capabilities,” and whether it will even be feasible to monitor user behaviour in an increasingly complex “cloud-computing” environment.
The reams of e-mails, meeting and teleconference agendas, obtained by The Globe and Mail through an access to information request, indicate the talks extended more than a year prior to the government tabling its online surveillance bill in February.
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