No Reform until Fall
The success of the Canadian Music Creators Coalition (CMCC) has been nothing short of a success story.
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File-Sharing
News in the controversial world of file-sharing
NDP of Canada Backs CMCC
The CMCC (Canadian Music Creators Coalition) is making headway in the Canadian government recently.
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CRIA: ‘Canada = Deadwood’
After the CRIA’s study backfiring and the major fallout of the major Canadian labels leaving the CRIA on top of the formation of the CMCC
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Independent Labels Create Own Coalition
In sharp contrast to recent events in the USA with the proposed legislation known as DMCA 2.0 (coupled with Unanimous disapproval) Canadian artists and labels
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DMCA 2.0?
Whoever said that things couldn’t be any worse is probably eating his/her hat right now. CNET News is reporting that there are proposals to expand
RIAA Files 235 More Lawsuits
While the effectiveness of lawsuits against American consumers has been long and thoroughly debated without definitive end, the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) has
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NZB Zone Closes Due to MPAA Legal Action
While it was only untill recently that NZB sites and the MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) locked horns, NZB sites seemed to be able
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CRIA Falling Apart
The CRIA (Canadian Recording Industry Association) is going through hard times.
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TorrentIt Announces Return
Generally speaking, when a BitTorrent tracker or torrent indexing site gets taken down by either voluntary reasons or pressure/force from the copyright industry, it is
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Setting the Stage for Copyright Reform in Canada
Bill C-60 and Bill C-74 have died. For many consumer aware people, this is not only cause for relief, but also the cause for celebration
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