Canadian Surveillance Bill Returns
In November of 2005, two controversial bills died on the order paper in Canada. They were known as Bill C-60 and Bill C-74.
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Bill C-74
Copyright Face Off in Canada
Some may remember back in June when open letters from many groups surfaced online. In July, the CBA (Canadian Bar Association) also issued an open
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CBA Denounces Surveillance Bill
Canada’s Bill C-60, also known as the Copyright Reform Bill, was perhaps one of the better known pieces of Internet legislation. There’s another well known
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Pressure For Balanced Copyright Reform Builds
The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) has demanded and lobbied the government to adopt a copyright reform that closely mirrors the United States.
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Setting the Stage for Copyright Reform in Canada
Bill C-60 and Bill C-74 have died. For many consumer aware people, this is not only cause for relief, but also the cause for celebration
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CRIA to Play ‘Beat the Clock’ with Copyright Reform
Many Canadians woke up yesterday very surprised. Many things were working against the Liberals like Bill C-60, Bill C-74, the Sam Bulte incident and a
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Canadian Election Has Internet Advocates Watching
A lot is at stake in Canada, and the 23rd may be considered ‘zero hour’ as election coverage commences after the ballots close at 7
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Internet As a Canadian Election Issue
The Canadian election has never been any tighter in history.
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Bill C-60 and Bill C-74 Die
There has been a number of debates surrounding Bill C-60. Among the technology savvy, it has been a controversial issue, but for the average consumer,
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