The Globe and Mail has coverage – I comment along with VANOC and IPIC.
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The New C-47 Provisions
As I blogged earlier this week, the Industry Committee made some noteworthy changes to the Olympic Marks bill. While the posting focused on the inclusion of protection for parody and electronic media, the revised bill also includes a new provision to protect artistic work that is not produced on a commercial scale. The two new provisions are:
Library of Parliament Releases C-47 Legislative Summary
Seventeen page analysis of the Olympics mark bill here.
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