Cineplex Experiences Record Breaking Profits In Canada
Cineplex, one of the organizers lobbying for Internet censorship in Canada, is currently experiencing record breaking profits.
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Consumer Spending Falls After Australia Implements Censorship
The government of Australia has released its latest survey about Internet censorship. They found that consumers are not exactly buying as much now.
Could FileSharing Debate Add Insight into 3D Printed Guns Debate?
3D printing has once again soared into the forefront of public debate. We examine the copyright debate to see what it can tell us about 3D printed guns.
Quebec Superior Court Rules ISP Level Site Blocking Unconstitutional
A recent court ruling in Quebec says that government mandated ISP level site blocking is unconstitutional.
German Court Rules Usenet Provider Liable for User Activity
A court in Germany has ruled that Usenet providers are liable for the activity of users. The case was brought forth by GEMA.
Movie Industry Denies the Existence of File-Sharing Lawsuits In Canada
It’s no secret that various corporate rights holders have been filing lawsuits in Canada. Now, the movie industry is denying that they’ve done so.
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.
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.
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