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Pinned Posts in PinterestAnother Canadian DMCA mashup hits the Internet, this one focusing on the lack of public consultation on Bill C-61.
“Limited Consultation, Considerable Action”
Tags: angus / c-61 / cdmca mashup / consultation / copyright / Copyright Canada / copyright for canadians / dmca / prentice / siskay
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excellent mashup.
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