The French government is currently mulling over changes to their copyright laws. Currently, downloading copyrighted material online is punishable by 3 years in prison and […]
France Recommends P2P Moderation Read More »
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
US Senators Pressure Canada on Camcording Laws Read More »
The Creative Commons organization has announced that it has launched the 3.0 version of their license.
Creative Commons 3.0 Launched Read More »
If you are a Canadian who watches TV, chances are you know all about the Conservative ads airing despite the lack of an election. It
Canadian Partisanship Appears on YouTube Read More »
A new development for two particular RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) members has emerged.
Warner Music Proposes Take Over of EMI Read More »
Valentine’s Day is known for being a holiday for love, but there is increasingly little of that in the Canadian House of Commons during question
Bev Oda Under Continuing Fire over Heritage Read More »
Over eight months after the initiative started, it appears that the initiative has already come to an end.
Captain Copyright – The Beginning, the Middle, the End Read More »
The CMCC (Canadian Music Creators Coalition) are making new waves with their recent comments about a record breaking year in digital sales in Canada.
CMCC views clash with CRIA views on Copyright Read More »
Another quote by CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) president Graham Henderson has been refuted with a recently released report.
Digital Music Sales Grow 122% In Canada Read More »
Wikipedia, a website that has been built entirely out of the act of sharing knowledge voluntarily, is having a rather successful fundraiser.
Wikipedia Fundraising Campaign Tops $1 Million Read More »
