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Pinned Posts in PinterestRussell McOrmond examines the evidence on whether Canada is trying to block a WIPO Treaty for the Blind. His review includes an MP3 of a talk at WIPO by Doug George, DFAIT's director on IP and Canads's lead ACTA negotiator.
Canada’s Position on a WIPO Treaty for the Blind
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