Bianca Wylie

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Feb 17

    The Sidewalk Toronto project is setting a dangerous precedent for local government. What has happened over the last 15 months cannot be normalized. There is nothing ok about how we got to where we are. The responsible thing to do right now is stop the project.

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    13 hours ago

    The NYC algorithm task force is a reminder of David Harvey's point that government power “will only have a positive impact if the state itself is brought back under democratic control.” Public does not automatically mean accountable and democratic.

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    19 hours ago

    Toronto, read this whole thread 👇🏼

    So I want to talk about google/alphabet and “amateur hour” tactics. It’s a piece of the discussion I may have unique perspective on. Because they’ve run this play on me before.
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    17 hours ago

    The new Silicon Valley business model: subsidise to become part of the public infrastructure, then bill the public.

    Uber (finally) admits it's directly competing with public transportation
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    15 hours ago
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    There was a lot going on in the announcement, so here's the first in a series on what the new Ontario digital and data law means for democratic governance in the province

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    16 hours ago

    See you on Wednesday!!!!!

    Join us at ’s first campaign meeting to learn more about what’s at stake & how to get involved. All are welcome. Details below.
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    17 hours ago

    Our Intervention here: My commentary on Mills (and some other recent appeals) here:

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    17 hours ago

    Supreme Court of Canada to rule on privacy rights in the context of undercover law enforcement social media accounts:

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  9. 17 hours ago

    As writes about democracy: “Regardless of which path appeals to you, this is the most important thing: Don’t wait for permission or a personalized invitation. You have to invite yourself.” ❤️ From a review of his new book.

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    17 hours ago

    The first campaign meeting is on Wednesday! Come learn together and get involved in building the city we want.

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    20 hours ago

    Join us at ’s first campaign meeting to learn more about what’s at stake & how to get involved. All are welcome. Details below.

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    18 hours ago

    Great piece on controversy in and a complement to the on the ground work being undertaken by investigative reporters and

    This took months of reporting, and it's finally out! Has the trend of tech companies as city-builders run its course?
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    21 hours ago

    One Toronto note. I say it’s “cause for concern” that shepherded HY and now runs . Why? Because he says his experience in NYC gov is relevant to . And if Hudson Yards is urbanism he is proud of…

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    Apr 13

    And on : It is not inclusive at all. The lack of is a huge and embarrassing blind spot.

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    Apr 14

    Tech companies as city developers and the issues that come up as a result. The case of Sidewalk Labs in Toronto:

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    Apr 14

    "Huawei's surveillance system in Serbia threatens citizens' rights, watchdog warns" . The archived version of the Huawei case study for Belgrade ✊ There is a need for a *global* version of

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    Apr 14

    Yes

    This took months of reporting, and it's finally out! Has the trend of tech companies as city-builders run its course?
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  18. Apr 14

    very time is a flat circle mood. goooood nite.

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    Apr 14

    "The vast majority [of people in Toronto] have absolutely no idea what's going on," she told Business Insider. "It's hard to be opposed to something when you don't know anything about it."

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    Apr 14

    It's too soon to criticise until all of a sudden its too late.

    Nicely done & -
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    Apr 14

    An incredibly well-researched article that inspired tomorrow morning's summary on Toronto's Sidewalk Labs.

    This took months of reporting, and it's finally out! Has the trend of tech companies as city-builders run its course?
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