News surrounding copyright
The last time Canadians were consulted on copyright related issues was clear back in July of 2001. Back then, by todays standards, file-sharing was still […]
Canadian Copyright Consultation Launches Read More »
Late last month, accusations emerged that BNN, a Canadian broadcaster, was actively censoring the copyright debate through copyright means. A spokesperson today contacted ZeroPaid to
BNN Refutes Copyright Censorship Accusations Read More »
Call it ironic if you will, but there’s a report surfacing that a Canadian broadcaster is taking down YouTube clips that debate copyright because of
Canadian Broadcaster Accused of Censoring Copyright Debate Read More »
If you want one of the most confusing messages you can find in the Canadian copyright debate, this may be it. After calling on the
Liberal Party Backtracks, Says Ratifying WIPO Marks Interest Read More »
There’s a recent development that solidifies some people’s point of view that the top two parties in Canada have not, in practise, defended users rights
Canadian Liberal Party Wants to ‘Combat’ Piracy In Canada, Ratify WIPO Read More »
File-sharers have been called many things throughout the years. They’ve been associated with “bikey gangs”, terrorists and crime networks to name a few. While file-sharers
French Pirate Party Member Refutes ‘Hacker Group’ Name Read More »
ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) has concerned many consumer rights organizations for some time now. Given that it could easily affect criminal laws in many countries
Consumer Groups Want to Halt ACTA Negotiations Read More »
It seemed like the lawsuits were finally over for the Google owned website. That hope of finally being legally in the clear was recently dashed
YouTube Sued for $13.9 Million for Copyright Infringement Read More »
You got yourself a brand new cell phone. You then go do the honest thing and pay that huge amount of money for a ring
ASCAP Demands Additional Performance Tax for Ringtones Read More »
With the Pirate Party of Sweden on the rise, you’d think that diverting police resources to target alleged copyright infringers such as file-sharers online would
Sweden Diverts 15 Police Officials to Investigate Copyright Infringement Read More »
