European Commission Launches Assault on European’s Over Article 13 Drew Wilson | February 19, 2019 Things are continuing to deteriorate in Europe. Now, MEPs are lashing out at their citizens, blasting them as “fake” activism.
Article 13 Supporters Changes Tactics, Say’s It’s All About YouTube Drew Wilson | December 4, 2018 Major media conglomerates are changing tactics when it comes to pushing for the censorship machine. They now say it’s all about YouTube payouts.
Debate Sides Form as Canada Gears Up for Copyright Reform Drew Wilson | December 23, 2017 New Zealand isn’t the only country gearing up for copyright reform. Canada is also going to undertake a copyright reform process as well.
Commentary: A Response to Denis McGrath on the State of the Copyright Debate Drew Wilson | May 8, 2010 Denis McGrath from Dead Things on Sticks had an interesting commentary on the state of the copyright debate today in Canada. Drew Wilson felt the need to respond.
War of Words Erupt in Canadian Copyright Debate Drew Wilson | December 29, 2009 It seems that the copyright debate is heating up more recently between Barry Sookman and someone from WIPO and several bloggers and experts on the subject of copyright.
Access Copyright – Copyright Debate Will Rob You Of Your Livelihood Drew Wilson | July 29, 2009 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 copyright debate happening in Canada. You’d think that a collective who watches over written works among other things would be highly adept to reading comments. Unfortunately, a recent press release …
Canadian Copyright Consultation – Transcript of Round Table 1 Online Drew Wilson | July 28, 2009 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 the existence of crown copyright and blanket banning of circumvention activities. There also seemed to be a couple of themes including how creators are, at some point, consumers of content, …
MPAA Admits to Losing PR War to the ‘Enemies of Copyright’ Drew Wilson | June 13, 2009 The MPAA apparently said that the “enemies of copyright have really done a good job at creating the false premise that the interest of copyright holders and the interest of society as a whole are antagonistic” during the World Copyright Summit. The worry is that their pro-copyright advocacy perspective is fading away in the public …
Is It Right to Consider the Internet as Little More Than a Broadcaster? Drew Wilson | December 20, 2008 There is a growing trend to define the internet as little more than a “broadcaster”, but isn’t it a bad thing to start considering the internet little more than just another TV station?
Broadcasters Fail to Bring Copyright into Canadian National Debates Drew Wilson | October 2, 2008 Hundreds of thousands of Canadians have had copyright on their minds as they went into the current election.
