Canadian Copyright Collective CPCC Demands a $160 Million Bailout
It appears that Music Canada is not the only one calling on the Canadian government to hand them free money. The CPCC is also wanting a $160 Million bailout.
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Potential NAFTA Delay Spells Copyright Relief for Now
Just months ago, commentators seem to be sure that NAFTA was on the verge of completion. Now, recent political rhetoric is casting doubt on that.
Music Canada Demands a $160 Million Bailout From the Government
Canada’s RIAA, Music Canada, has asked the Canadian government for a free $160 million handout. Says it’s how to fairly compensate artists for their work.
Fairplay Canada Faces Accusations of CRTC Backroom Dealing
Just as things didn’t seem to be any worse for the lobbying efforts behind Internet censorship, Fairplay Canada is now in the midst of political controversy.
Canadian Ethics Committee Recommends Against Internet Censorship
In another blow to bring censorship to Canada, the Canadian House of Commons Ethics committee recommended rejecting Internet censorship.
Special 301 Report Credibility Slammed After Canada’s Inclusion
With the Special 301 report’s credibility in doubt for years, it seems that there is a double down on wild accusations.
Netsweeper Under Fire for Helping Countries Crack Down on Free Speech
Canadian firm NetSweeper is finding itself at the centre of controversy. News has surfaced that it is helping other countries censor the Internet.
Music Industry Pushed for Internet Censorship in Canada
While the film and TV industry is pushing for Internet censorship through the CRTC, the music is pushing for the same in the copyright consultations.
Piracy What? Good Times Continue to Roll, Rogers Revenue Up
As major players continue to argue that piracy is killing the industry, Rogers financial statements suggests things are actually looking great.
United Nations Blasts Canada’s Site Blocking Proposal
The proposed site blocking plan continues to spark fierce opposition. Now, the idea has officially become an international embarrassment.
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