The Citizen's lead editorial today concludes with the following:
Canada's copyright regime is likely to be reviewed this fall with a view to dragging it into the 21st century. Making sure we maximize the usefulness of new technologies like Google Books should be the Harper government's highest priority; promoting the rights of creators and publishers is an important part of that, but not the only thing legislators should be concerned with.
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Michael Geist
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Just wondering, professor, do you concur with counsel in Google’s lawsuit against the Joyce estate that authors rights are extinquished upon the author’s death?