News surrounding copyright
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 »
While there may be a number of issues surfacing, such as Bill C-59 and Bill C-453, there’s another battle brewing under the radar.
Slyck Interviews the NCRA Read More »
On the heels of the introduction of Bill C-59 (an act to amend the criminal code which would make it easier to enforce copyright laws
Canadian MP Wants Motion Picture Secretariat in Parliament Read More »
For months now, copyright infringement was cited as the biggest concern for YouTube. The most famous case was when Viacom pulled thousands of movies off
Telus vs. Union Workers – YouTube in the Middle Read More »
The Office of the United States Trade Representative issued the Special 301 Report (PDF) for 2007.
Copyright Industry Displeased With USTR Report Read More »
These days, anti-piracy efforts seem to be an industry in itself. Several businesses have feared that their “intellectual property” would get pirated or boot-legged in
Anti-Piracy Organization Accused of Piracy Read More »
When it comes to WIPO (the World Intellectual Property Organization), there’s plenty of publicity for it to go around – some good, but more bad.
Australia to Sign WIPO Internet Treaties Read More »
A search engine. There is little wonder why such a simple concept can become one of the biggest successes on the internet to date.
IFPI Chairman Pleased with Yahoo! China Ruling Read More »
Canadian copyright reform was rarely a matter of if, but much rather a matter of when.
Canadian Copyright Reform Bill Rumoured to Make Debut Read More »
