Major Movie Studio’s Push for Internet Censorship in Japan
Major foreign movie studios are pushing Japan to implement Internet censorship. They are using every talking point in the book to make it happen.
Category Archives: File-Sharing
New Copyright Proposal to Increase Internet Censorship in Australia
With Internet censorship becoming a failed policy in Australia, the government is proposing even more Internet censorship.
Canadian Government Moves to End Misleading P2P Demand Letters
After nearly four years of corporations abusing the notice-and-notice system in Canada, the Canadian government is moving to put this abuse to an end.
YouTube Joins Opposition, Speaks Out Against EU’s Article 13
The head of YouTube is joining the massive opposition and condemning article 13 as a threat to free speech.
Italy’s Opposition Shows Fight to Stop Article 11 and 13 Not Over
There’s been some movement on the Article 11 and Article 13 file. Italy is now voicing opposition to the directives.
CRTC Rejects Bell’s Internet Censorship Proposal
In a big victory for digital rights, Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has rejected the Bell coalition proposal to censor the Internet.
Early Copyright Reviews Mixed for New USMCA Pact
It is being rebranded as the USMCA, but the substance is now being analyzed. It seems that reviews are mixed on the copyright side of things.
Canadian Supreme Court: ISPs Can Be Compensated for Notices
Another critical aspect of the recent court ruling is that ISPs can demand compensation for handling notices of infringement.
Supreme Court of Canada: IP Address Does Not Mean Guilt
A recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling could have major implications for any potential file-sharing cases in the future.
Former Universal Music Exec: Article 13 Will Hold Music Industry Back
While some may look at the European copyright debate as an artist vs tech debate, some voices are casting doubt on that perspective.
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