Where the law and technology collides
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 […]
Canadian Heritage Minister, A Conflict of Interest? Read More »
The success of the Canadian Music Creators Coalition (CMCC) has been nothing short of a success story.
No Reform until Fall Read More »
The CMCC (Canadian Music Creators Coalition) is making headway in the Canadian government recently.
NDP of Canada Backs CMCC Read More »
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
RIAA Files 235 More Lawsuits Read More »
Many Canadians woke up yesterday very surprised. Many things were working against the Liberals like Bill C-60, Bill C-74, the Sam Bulte incident and a
CRIA to Play ‘Beat the Clock’ with Copyright Reform Read More »
A lot is at stake in Canada, and the 23rd may be considered ‘zero hour’ as election coverage commences after the ballots close at 7
Canadian Election Has Internet Advocates Watching Read More »
Three lawsuits were launched in Canada. One in Quebec (English translation by Google) in November 2005. Recently, there were complaints from Ontario and British Columbia.
Canada to Sue Sony BMG Over DRM Albums Read More »
The Canadian election has never been any tighter in history.
Internet As a Canadian Election Issue Read More »
“There’s no shortage of issues to deal with on the Internet in Canada.” That’s according to Ren Bucholz, the Policy Coordinator of a new online
Introducing a New Voice in Canada on Internet Rights – Online Rights Canada Read More »
Many Canadians realize their country is at a critical point in its political history. Between gas taxes, the political bickering and everything else going on,
Election Debate Questions for the Technically Inclined Read More »
