CBA Denounces Surveillance Bill
Canada’s Bill C-60, also known as the Copyright Reform Bill, was perhaps one of the better known pieces of Internet legislation. There’s another well known […]
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CLA Condemns Captain Copyright
Captain Copyright has become one of the more controversial moves made by Access Copyright. Adding to the debate, the Canadian Library Association passed a resolution
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Canadian Government’s Payment Questioned
An interesting new development follows up an earlier report which stated that Bev Oda, Canada’s Minister of Heritage, was accused of having a conflict of
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DVD Bonus Features Released for Elephants Dream
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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Pressure For Balanced Copyright Reform Builds
The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) has demanded and lobbied the government to adopt a copyright reform that closely mirrors the United States.
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Canadian Heritage Minister, A Conflict of Interest?
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
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Anti-DRM Protests Aim to Eliminate DRM
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
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Canadian Art Professionals Demand Copyright Reform
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
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Reaction to Captain Copyright
Lately, Canadian pro-restricting copyright groups have had a difficult time trying to get their message across due to controversy over the various issues.
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Intellectual Property Organizations Deliver Mixed Signals
The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) has recently launched another publicity campaign.
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