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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Slyck’s P2P Wrap-Up 2006
2005 was an eventful year that kept the file-sharing community on its toes. 2006 was little different. Without a doubt, file-sharing has had an impact
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Australian Alliance and Critics Slams Copyright Amendments
In late October, the EFF posted a notice that talked about copyright reform in Australia. The bill is known as the Copyright (amendment) Bill 2006
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UK Petition Site Flooded With Signatures for User Rights
What happens when you make an online website devoted to petitions on a wide range of issues? Apparently, it’ll collect many signatures.
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Introducing Free Culture Canada
A new organization aimed at raising awareness for rights of users has recently emerged in Canada.
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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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Introducing a New Voice in Canada on Internet Rights – Online Rights Canada
“There’s no shortage of issues to deal with on the Internet in Canada.” That’s according to Ren Bucholz, the Policy Coordinator of a new online
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