Old articles I published on other sites
For years, common themes have emerged about copyright collectives. Some wondered if every artist received royalties for airplay or if it was merely the more […]
Government Publishes Study on Collectives Operating In Canada Read More »
“Physical pirates, armed with the latest movie or TV series burned onto counterfeit Bootleg DVD’s, have spread themselves throughout the streets of Malaysia, profiting in
Lucky and Flo Credited for Latest Bootleg Bust Read More »
Is Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick a monopoly in the advertising market? That’s what many have been wondering for a while.
CIPPIC wants Google Double-Click Merger Reviewed Read More »
For many years now, users have associated music with the MP3 format. The MP3 format has become a sort of standard amongst an overwhelming majority
It’s a classic case. A user finds out about the magic of BitTorrent, and then starts downloading (and uploading). Our user starts downloading a lot
Busted! A Look at BitTorrent Copyright Complaints Read More »
A decision was handed down in a Canadian court recently which has consumer rights groups in an uproar. The issue is whether or not a
Consumers Denied Right to Sue Read More »
Think back, the year was 2005 and the holiday season was around the corner. Unfortunately for Sony BMG, the holiday season wasn’t a merry one.
Sony Sues SunnComm Over Infamous Rootkit Fiasco Read More »
Today, EMI announced that is has inked a deal with SNOCAP to sell DRM-Free (Digital Rights Management) music.
EMI Inks Deal with SNOCAP Read More »
Canada’s anti-camcording legislation has received royal assent. Royal assent means that the debate is over and a bill was agreed on and will be implemented
Canada to Crack Down on Theater Camming Read More »
Let’s face it, when it comes to lobbying Canada for copyright laws similar to the United States, the going has been tough for the past
Committee Recommends Putting the Screws to Piracy Read More »
