The Online Streaming Act continues to work its way through the CRTC. Music Canada is reacting to one of its rulings.
Music Canada Calls 5% Rate Imposed on Streaming Services “Confounding”, “Disappointing” Read More »
This never happens: Music Canada has sided with digital rights advocates on something. Specifically, they agree that Bill C-11 regulates user generated content.
Controversial figure, Graham Henderson, is leaving Music Canada (formerly Canadian Recording Industry Association). The Announcement came in a press release.
Music Canada’s CEO, Graham Henderson, Announces Departure Read More »
Lobbyists are pushing for a crackdown on free speech these days. Among the demands in the copyright review process is Internet censorship.
Internet Censorship Being Pushed In Canada, But Faces Resistance Read More »
Legal services have long been pointed to as a solution to online copyright infringement. It seems even Music Canada is admitting to this as well.
Music Canada Admits Legal Services Causing Piracy to Drift Away Read More »
Canada’s RIAA, Music Canada, has asked the Canadian government for a free $160 million handout. Says it’s how to fairly compensate artists for their work.
Music Canada Demands a $160 Million Bailout From the Government Read More »
Music Canada, formerly known as CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association), has announced in a press release that their next lobbying effort intends “to rebalance the
CRIA’s Return? Music Canada Announces Copyright Lobbying Intentions Read More »
It may have been the most controversial name in the entire copyright debate, but a report is saying that you won’t be able to call
Report – CRIA Goes Through Name Change Read More »
