Canipre, a Montreal-based intellectual property enforcement firm, yesterday issued a press release announcing an infringement monitoring program designed to take advantage of the new copyright notice-and-notice system. The release notes that the service detects online infringement and sends notifications alleging infringement to Canadian Internet providers, who must forward the notifications to their subscribers. The company has been involved in the Voltage Pictures - TekSavvy lawsuit and it cites that case as evidence of the effectiveness of its services. Yet what Canipre does not say is that a blog associated with the company may have been engaged in copyright infringement for many months. The blog - copyrightenforcement.ca - is run by Barry Logan, the company's Managing Director, Operations (I received an email from Mr. Logan last year that listed the site as his blog address). In addition to posting releases from Canipre and information about the TekSavvy case, the site has posted dozens of full-text articles from media organizations around the world.