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Jaffer's lousy day; missing Afghan docs; no money for a murderer: Thursday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Rahim Jaffer's lousy day; missing Afghan detainee docs; and no money for a murderer: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Thursday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

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A Google warning; Congo's plea; and a sex education controversy: Wednesday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Google gets a warning; Congo pleads for help; and a sex education controversy: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Wednesday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

Furious airline executives; furious TTC riders and the death of a grizzly bear – Tuesday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Furious airline executives; furious TTC riders and the death of a grizzly bear: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Tuesday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

Suffering airlines; a broken Harper promise; and politicians and drugs: Monday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Suffering airlines; a broken Harper promise; and politicians and drugs: Listen to my five -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Monday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

Goldman's fall; Canadians' record debt; crumbling Calgary schools: Saturday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Goldman's fall; Canadians' record debt; crumbling Calgary schools: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Friday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

War warnings; hot housing markets; and Sikh extremists: Friday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

War warnings in the Middle East; hot housing markets; and a threat from Sikh extremists in Surrey, B.C.: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Friday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

One baby – two embryos; new Guergis allegations; and in Alberta, no brushing and driving: Thursday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

One baby – two embryos; Guergis allegations circle on cocaine use; and,in Alberta, put away the hairbrush while driving: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Thursday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

A nuclear deal; Charest's political peril; and a crazed cop-killer in Ottawa: Wednesday's A1 headlines plus Parliamentary Daybook

A nuclear deal; Charest's political peril; and a crazed cop-killer in Ottawa: Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Wednesday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

Nuclear talks; Ontario's drug war; and Windsor's hockey dream: Tuesday's A1 headlines and Parliamentary daybook

Nuclear talks; Ontario's drug war; and Windsor's hockey dream. Listen to my four -minute audio roundup of what's on the front pages of the country's newspapers plus highlights from Tuesday's Parliamentary daybook by clicking on the link below.

Geist-edited daily Internet law e-newsletter to cease publication

One of the best roundups of e-commerce, copyright, and technology policy news has been BNA Internet Law News , edited by the University of Ottawa's Michael Geist. I've been getting the publication in my inbox every day for a decade. It's a great digest that was vital when I was a technology reporter and has been just as helpful when I moved to cover federal politics six years ago.

But in today's issue of BNA Internet Law News, there is the following note from the publishers followed by a note from Geist:

Notice To Subscribers From BNA

We would like to thank you for your loyal readership to BNA’s Internet Law News. Since starting this complimentary e-newsletter 10 years ago, together we have watched how much this area of law has developed. Now, the time has come to make a change. We wanted to let you know that this is the last week we will be sending out BNA's Internet Law News. With internet law evolving so quickly, BNA has recently turned its weekly Electronic Commerce & Law Report into a continually updated web subscription service. Subscribers receive an e-mail notification every day that the website is updated, in addition to a weekly e-mail wrap up of highlights. For a free 15-day trial to this publication and for more information, please visit http://bna.com/products/ip/eplr.htm.

We would like to thank Professor Geist for his tireless dedication to BNA’s Internet Law News over the years.

Notice To Subscribers From Professor Geist

Let me add my thanks to BNA for supporting Internet Law News over the past 10 years. I've been grateful to the many readers who have taken the time to write, suggest stories, and discuss Internet law issues. Thanks as well to my students who have provided invaluable assistance. While BNA's Internet Law News is coming to an end, I plan to continue work in the area. If you would like to stay updated, send an email to mgeistiln@gmail.com.