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.
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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.
Streaming Becomes Music Industry’s Biggest Revenue Source
Online music streaming for the major music labels has reached a huge milestone. It is now the biggest source of revenue.
Study: Online Copyright Infringement Drops As Legal Services Rise
It seems that copyright infringement through file-sharing networks may be eroding these days. A new study by Kantar Media says that copyright infringing activities has suffered over the years while use of legal services continue to rise.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say – Conclusions and Links
This is the final part 20 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis of what filesharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 19 – Biggest Threat to the Recording Industry? The Recording Industry
this is part 19 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 18 – Yet Another Study Recommending Adaptation
this is part 18 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say: Part 17 – Culture and Ethics of FileSharing
This is part 17 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis of what filesharing studies really say.
What Filesharing Studies Really Say – Part 16 – Focus on Adaptation, Not on Shuttering P2P
This is part 16 of the re-publication of my meta-analysis on what filesharing studies really say.
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