Jason Paris

@jasonparis.bsky.social

Fuelled by architecture, design, liminal spaces, media, transit, Toronto, and an unhealthy number of podcasts. Also here for cats, coffee, music, and queer stuff. *Opinions are unfortunately my own* 🌈 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇮🇹

It’s encouraging to see Canada's public broadcaster leading the charge in digital trust. By championing C2PA standards to protect video provenance, CBC/Radio-Canada is taking a crucial step in combating the rising tide of AI fakes. www.tvtechnology.com/production/t... #CBC #RadioCanada #C2PA

The AI Dilemma: Can C2PA Keep a Video’s Provenance Intact?

Keeping provenance metadata in check throughout the full broadcast chain, from camera capture to playout

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Buffalo's biggest edge over other Great Lakes cities is facing west for ocean-style sunsets. T.O. always missed out—until now. Looking west over the water toward the skyline, the new Biidaasige Park finally gives us that magic view. I can see this being the new Riverdale Park. 🌇 (Photo: ave_spadina)

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The Toronto Region Board of Trade (TRBOT) used to get city issues right; now they just rubber-stamp Ford's worst impulses. The smart money is on a residential and recreational waterfront—not an industrial one. For the record, I actually use Billy Bishop; I just want a better lakeshore. #YTZ

Toronto business community 'disappointed' Billy Bishop jet expansion isn't moving forward

Business groups call Ottawa decision to halt expansion for jets a missed opportunity that could leave the downtown airport on 'borrowed time.'

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Serbian President Vucic announced he’ll resign after 18 months of student protests. That’s Bangladesh, Nepal, Madagascar, Bulgaria, Hungary, and now Serbia, all in the past two years. Anti-corruption is the most potent force for positive political change right now. The US remains ripe.

Serbian President Vucic says he will resign within weeks

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Saturday he would resign ​within weeks and the country will hold early presidential and parliamentary elections, following 18 months of anti-government prote...

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This first half tracks the city’s transit history and hidden (and not-so-hidden) waterways from the Humber River, through High Park, to the “shores” of Garrison Creek at Christie Pits. Next up: heading further east to the Don! 🚊 🌊 #HiddenRivers (2/4)

Well, that didn't last long... When Rogers acquired Shaw in 2023, it promised "100 per cent Canadian-based customer service." Now, laid-off employees reportedly say their jobs are moving to a call centre in Morocco—a claim Rogers would not confirm. #Rogers www.cbc.ca/news/gopubli...

Despite long customer wait times, Rogers quietly cuts front-line telco service jobs | CBC News

Rogers announced the closure of six radio stations last week, laying off 230 people. But it didn’t mention that it was also laying off front-line telco customer service agents. The company won’t confi...

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As private media continue to retreat from "boots on the ground" int'l reporting—leaving CTV and Global with bureaus only in London + Washington—it’s great to see #CBC bucking the trend. Our pubcaster is stepping up and expanding from 6 to 11 foreign bureaus! #RadioCanada www.cbc.ca/news/world/c...

CBC to reopen Jerusalem and Beijing bureaus amid world news expansion | CBC News

CBC/Radio-Canada is expanding its global news operations, reopening bureaus in Jerusalem and Beijing, and establishing a joint presence in a handful of other locations around the world.

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