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Tracking the Copyright Consultation Submissions: July 20 - 24, 2009 |
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Wednesday August 05, 2009
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As the number of submissions to the copyright consultation continues to grow, summarizing each submission has proven too difficult. I'll be posting regular updates that track the main points of the various submissions instead. Further, with less than six weeks left in the consultation, what are you waiting for - speak out on copyright today!
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Macho Philipovich
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Winnipeg consultation closed to the public I was waiting to hear about how to participate in tonight's copyright consultation in Winnipeg, and now I find out I'm being locked out! |
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... I wonder who submitted support for stronger penalties for copyright infringement and turning copyright into a crime? :/ But dammit I wanted to be part of this consultation but the stubborn government wanted to make things more "full of themselves" and not for the public. |
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Missing Submissions I'm getting the distinct impression that not all of the submissions have been posted for these dates. I submitted a professional submission in on the 25th, and it's not listed. I've heard of several cases where friends of mine also posted submissions on dates that are available to view that were not posted as well. What gives? |
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Re: Missing Submissions I had a submission on, I think, the 20th. It appeared a couple days later. Give it a few days, it'll appear I'm sure. The number of submissions being made, last I checked, skyrocketted. So I wouldn't blame them for being slow to posting the tonnes and tonnes of submissions the consultation is recieving. |
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Why this debate is OVER Liberal leader is a member of a copyright collective as is Jack layton They are all bought and paid for. Unless we all vote green whom has not only a solid environmental platform but a real solid policy of copyright and patent reform. This is it kids you fall asleep this fall and its game over for all that fun in da sun. We need to get rid of conservatives and liberals AND the NDP period. This is why Charlie Angus was silenced because Jack layton is a member of a writers union. Perhaps if Charlie joined the greens or even that pirate party ( who btw has such wishy washy leadership and policies that after 3 months i gave up on them utterly , fact i had to argue about file sharing as a part of a platform indicates that as well as 75% of the membership isn't even pirates its "marketing students" looking for the next napster like idea ) JUST REMEMBER THIS: CITIZEN! WHAT DOES 50 YEAR COPYRIGHT DO FOR YOU? The real pirates and the real hackers and the real citizens of Canada are going to let you all know that we won't tolerate much more of this rights taking and blatant price gouging and laziness of actors , writers, and musicians any more. Silencing us will only invalidate you. Allowing industry shills and lawyers ONLY to speak and the winnipeg closed meeting shows another form of an ACTA style move. |
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Commen Sense Well lets say this....I have been told over and over and OVER again that I am allowed to download a movie, lets say Lord of the Rings Return of the King in this case, from my TV. Well this is legal is it not? or can I get fined for doing this? NO I CAN'T so tell me what the difference is if I download if from a peer-to-peer sight? the only difference is where I got it. NOT HOW I GOT IT...so in essence were going to be fined on how we get our media not the fact that we have it. If its played on TV its fair game, that's pretty black and white is it not. |
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RE: Commen Sense First off, spell Common correctly(Daft!) Secondly, where are the revenues coming from on the sites you download your music from, and where are those proceeds actually going, other than to the site owners themselves? On broadcast networks, they must pay their royalties to organizations that keep the creative arts flourishing... Why would anybody want to write music which inspires so many minds, or perform in any other fashion, if they are doing it for free? Do you go and sit your arse at work and do whatever it is you do without the expectation of being paid? Although I do understand to a great extend why this debate can be so easily skewed.. Clearly you have never created anything or you would understand something of self-worth... You sir Grandfather Technology, are just plain stupid! |
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