The Copyright Board of Canada has
rejected a request by the AUCC to require Access Copyright to issue transactional or pay-per-use licences. The refusal to issue such licences, which reflect an effort by universities to license the use of works, is likely to lead to universities seeking new alternatives for course materials or dealing directly with rights holders and by-passing the collective.
Cap’n Hook recommends you all check out this commentary on the Copyright Board decision. It is very wise:
http://bit.ly/n2RNR0
You mean ‘wise’ as in ‘wise ass’, right?
Sorry, Degen’s posts always degenerate into hyperbole with little or no basis in reality. This one is no exception.
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