Bryan Adams: Copyright Term Extension Enriches Corporations, Not Creators Drew Wilson | December 31, 2018 Bryan Adams made an appearance at a Canadian copyright hearing. He made the argument that extending copyright terms will only enrich intermediaries, not artists.
Doubts About Making NAFTA Deadline Intensifies Drew Wilson | September 26, 2018 The copyright provisions in NAFTA could face further uncertainty as doubts about making the self-imposed deadlines intensifies.
British Government Announces Support for Copyright Term Extension Drew Wilson | December 11, 2008 In a move that sent shock waves around the internet, Culture secretary Andy Burnham announced that he supports extending the UK copyright term from 50 to 70 years.
A Look Back – European Copyright Term Extension Effort Draws Concern Drew Wilson | August 29, 2008 There’s been quite a lot of evidence to support the idea that copyright term extension in Europe is a bad idea, yet the people tasked to determine whether or not it’s a good idea seems to simply think otherwise.
British Top Legal Advisers – Copyright Term Extension is Bad Drew Wilson | June 18, 2008 Many advocates and experts from around the world have had a long and hard fought battle to stop the major copyright industry’s push to extend the term of copyright.
European Anti-Copyright Extension Petition Gathers Momentum Drew Wilson | March 6, 2008 On February 29th, the EFF and Open Rights Group started a petition against the proposal to extend copyright. Now, the number of signatures has risen to nearly 7,000.
