It was the second of only two town hall meetings, but it appeared that a vast majority of those in the audience were there to […]
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Barry Sookman might not like the idea of expanding Canada’s fair dealings regime, but the increasingly large chorus of calls have been to expand Canada’s
Another Day, Another Call to Expand Canada’s Fair Dealings Read More »
Fair dealings is a very hot topic for debate in Canada. While a select few, namely Barry Sookman, don’t support any expansion on fair dealings,
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It may be history repeating itself. When CRIA pushed for Bill C-60, many Canadian labels who were, at the time, members of CRIA, broke away
Manitoba Music Industry Association Shuns CRIA Stance on Copyright Read More »
Copyright industry lawyer and lobbyist for the CMPDA (The Canadian arm of the MPAA) and the CRIA (The Canadian arm of the RIAA) wrote an
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There’s no shortage of opinion on the copyright debate in the consultation. In fact, if you are able to keep up reading all of the
Canadian Copyright Consultation Submissions Keep Rolling In Read More »
It seems Access Copyright, the same collective responsible for the Captain Copyright fiasco a few years back, has hit the panic button over the formal
Access Copyright – Copyright Debate Will Rob You Of Your Livelihood Read More »
The first round table on the copyright consultation has concluded and its subsequent transcript was posted online. There was plenty being said including scepticism over
Canadian Copyright Consultation – Transcript of Round Table 1 Online Read More »
It’s been quite a first few days for the copyright consultation. For some, copyright seems like an obscure and boring subject, but for those familiar
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The last time Canadians were consulted on copyright related issues was clear back in July of 2001. Back then, by todays standards, file-sharing was still
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