CRTC Rejects Bell’s Internet Censorship Proposal
In a big victory for digital rights, Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has rejected the Bell coalition proposal to censor the Internet.
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Early Copyright Reviews Mixed for New USMCA Pact
It is being rebranded as the USMCA, but the substance is now being analyzed. It seems that reviews are mixed on the copyright side of things.
Canadian Supreme Court: ISPs Can Be Compensated for Notices
Another critical aspect of the recent court ruling is that ISPs can demand compensation for handling notices of infringement.
Supreme Court of Canada: IP Address Does Not Mean Guilt
A recent Supreme Court of Canada ruling could have major implications for any potential file-sharing cases in the future.
EU Government Rejects Internet Rights and Passes Copyright Laws
The European parliament has dealt a crushing blow to Internet freedom. They passed the copyright laws that would mandate Internet censorship and link taxes.
Internal Reluctance Expressed for CBC Joining Fairplay Canada
Canada’s major public broadcaster, the CBC, was reportedly unsure about joining Fairplay Canada.
Copyright Industry Lobbying Floods the Canadian Government
Major record labels, movie studios, and major software developers continue to heavily lobby the Canadian government over copyright issues.
Cineplex Experiences Record Breaking Profits In Canada
Cineplex, one of the organizers lobbying for Internet censorship in Canada, is currently experiencing record breaking profits.
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.
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