Talking About Deep Packet Inspection Tomorrow

chekokoI’ll be chatting with Chris Cook tomorrow between 5:00-5:20 or so about deep packet inspection, network neutrality, and the Canadian situation. This will be the second time that I’ve had the opportunity to talk with Chris, and it’s always a pleasure.  Hit Gorilla Radio’s posting for more information.

I’d just like to publicly thank the University of Victoria’s Communications department for their assistance these past few weeks. They’ve been wonderful in letting various media outlets around the country know about my research, which has let me disclose my research more widely then normal. UVic’s level of support to their graduate students is absolutely amazing – I’d highly recommend that any graduate student interested in a Canadian institution take a look at their offerings. UVic rocks!

Other posts you might be interested in:

  1. Choosing Winners with Deep Packet Inspection
  2. Deep Packet Inspection and the Confluence of Privacy Regimes
  3. Draft: What’s Driving Deep Packet Inspection in Canada?
  4. Deep Packet Inspection Canada
  5. Deep Packet Inspection and Law Enforcement

About Christopher

Christopher is a PhD candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of Victoria. He is currently attending to a particular set of technologies that facilitate digitally mediated surveillance, including Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), behavioral advertising, and mobile devices. He thinks through how these technologies influence citizens in their decision to openly express themselves or engage in self-censoring behavior on a regular basis.
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