Professor Geist's latest Toronto Star Law Bytes column (Toronto Star version, HTML backup article, homepage version) assesses the consequences of a recent Canadian parliamentary committee report on copyright reform. The report recommends swift ratification of the WIPO treaties, increased potential liability for ISPs, and the prospect for a new extended […]
Archive for May 31st, 2004
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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
