IP Law Scholars Send Open Letter to Stop Copyright Term Extension Drew Wilson | April 14, 2022 Copyright term extension is a bad idea all around. Now, legal scholars are voicing their concerns.
European Commission Report Demands Canada Implement Internet Censorship Drew Wilson | January 3, 2020 It seems that multinational corporations are now relying on Europe to pressure Canada into implementing internet censorship. Signs of this come from a recent report.
An Analysis of the Recently Released Text of the TPP Drew Wilson | February 23, 2018 For those following the roller coaster of a debate surrounding the TPP, the text has recently been released. We take a look at what was made public.
Green Peace Leaks Parts Of JEFTA Online for All to Read Drew Wilson | July 1, 2017 Large parts of the secret trade agreement, JEFTA (EU-Japan Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement), have leaked online.
TPP Draws Fire From the United Nations Drew Wilson | February 19, 2016 The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has drawn fire from a lot of organizations, politicians, and individuals over the years. Now, those who are opposed to the agreement are getting help in their fight to stop the agreement from a source within the United Nations. Part of the criticism revolves around intellectual property rights.
TPP Text: Wikileaks Version Compared to Official Version Drew Wilson | December 16, 2015 Much of what has been analyzed prior to the final release was found in the various leaked copied (many of which posted by Wikileaks. Now that the final text of the TPP has been published, we decided to compare the final leak to the final leak to the officially released text to see what, if …
An Analysis of Digital Provisions in the CETA Draft Drew Wilson | September 22, 2015 One of the many trade agreements being proposed is the Comprehensive Economic and Trade agreement (CETA). We decided to review sections that relate to digital rights to see what is in it.
CETA Intellectual Property Chapter Leaks for All to See Drew Wilson | July 10, 2012 ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) may have died in Europe for now, but CETA (Comprehensive Economic and trade Agreement) is still alive and well. Now, text of the Intellectual Property chapter has leaked and we are finally able to find out what is in this agreement.
An Analysis of the TPP’s Infamous Intellectual Property Draft Chapter Drew Wilson | June 27, 2012 When the investment chapter draft leaked, it sparked outrage amongst the people in New Zealand and pushed the New Zealand government into damage control. Now that Canada is involved in the TPP negotiations, you’d think that the Canadian media would have figured out all the ins and outs of the TPP now that such content …
