Elephants Dream, an open movie made entirely out of open source technology, has released more content under the Creative Commons Licensing scheme.
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The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) has demanded and lobbied the government to adopt a copyright reform that closely mirrors the United States.
Pressure For Balanced Copyright Reform Builds Read More »
A lot has been said in Canada about Copyright. From educational interest to musical interests to interests in copyright stakeholders all the way down to
Canadian Heritage Minister, A Conflict of Interest? Read More »
An unusual occurrence recently transpired recently in San Francisco. Several people in yellow jumpsuits went to the Apple store to protest the use of DRM
Anti-DRM Protests Aim to Eliminate DRM Read More »
Canada has built a reputation for being “a backwards country” in comparison to the United States. While this ‘backwards nation’ has had different approaches to
Canadian Art Professionals Demand Copyright Reform Read More »
Lately, Canadian pro-restricting copyright groups have had a difficult time trying to get their message across due to controversy over the various issues.
Reaction to Captain Copyright Read More »
The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) has recently launched another publicity campaign.
Intellectual Property Organizations Deliver Mixed Signals Read More »
The concept of free movies is typically associated with piracy. For Celsius Studio’s however, this documentary is purposefully distributed freely by the creator himself.
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It is no secret that movies take a long time to create. It’s also no secret that a movie is also very expensive to make.
Movie: Orange Released Read More »
