Copyright proposal upsets the balance In hindsight, the fall of 1998 may be remembered as the shining hour of Canadian Internet policy development. Led by then-Industry Minister John Manley, Canada played host to an OECD ministerial meeting on e-commerce, tabled new privacy legislation, unveiled several e-commerce policy initiatives, and committed […]
Archive for May 30th, 2004
Recent Posts
The CUSMA Cost: My Appearances Before the Standing Committees on International Trade and Industry, Science and Technology 
“We Don’t Have Any Specific Analysis”: CUSMA Negotiators Surprising Admission On Key Privacy Issues 
Broadcast Panel Chair Says Canada Already Licenses News Organizations So Why Not Internet Companies? 
Who Runs Canadian Telecom Policy Anyway?: Why the Telus Threats at the CRTC Will Backfire 
The LawBytes Podcast, Episode 40: “Copyright Term Extension is a Tax on Consumers” – Paul Heald on What Extending Copyright Term Could Mean for Canada
