Banner Year: Canadian Film and TV Posts New Growth Records Drew Wilson | February 6, 2018 A key argument for Internet censorship is that film and TV is dying in Canada. It appears the numbers show otherwise.
Records Fall As UK Movie Industry Profits Soar Drew Wilson | July 27, 2010 It’s not a well kept secret, but it is facts like this that copyright holders would rather keep quiet when discussing online piracy. This isn’t the first time movies rake in record breaking profits while the industry argues that the industry is facing total collapse due to unauthorized downloading, but one more reminder wouldn’t hurt.
IIPA Blames Canada for Movie Piracy (Again) Drew Wilson | February 18, 2009 Many observers who take particular interest in Canadian issues surrounding copyright might find this to be a broken record, but a copyright lobby group is, once again, demanding that Canada be placed on a priority watch list in a special 301 report (or, as some might consider, a priority “wish list”)
US Senators Pressure Canada on Camcording Laws Drew Wilson | March 7, 2007 With rumblings of elections, thanks to a budget bill, copyright reform that was promised in the Fall but never delivered, and increasing pressure from both sides of the debate, Canada seems to have fallen into a position that suggests a state of uncertainty.
Canadian Independent Film Creators Reject DRM Drew Wilson | December 13, 2006 While copyright reform seems unlikely to hit this fall at this point, that doesn’t stop Canadians from raising their voices over copyright.
