Enter the online regulation era
As Canada’s recent launch of a Facebook-led ‘election integrity’ initiative shows, governments remain more comfortable leaving digital policing to tech companies. Still, as Colin Horgan writes, they are wading in.
Writer and journalist
Colin Horgan is a writer and journalist in Toronto, a frequent contributor to Maclean's and the Guardian, and a former speechwriter for Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada.
As Canada’s recent launch of a Facebook-led ‘election integrity’ initiative shows, governments remain more comfortable leaving digital policing to tech companies. Still, as Colin Horgan writes, they are wading in.
Emmanuel Macron’s popularity is
falling, but don’t let that fool you — the real story is his En Marche! party.
As Colin Horgan details, its development as a new kind of political party means
Macron’s trajectory as France’s president will be full of surprises, if not
promise.