Article appeared in the Toronto Star on January 23, 2006 as Borderless Internet Continues to Confound JudgesAppeared on the BBC on January 24, 2006 as The Law, Borders, and the Internet Nearly six years ago, two French anti-racism groups launched the Internet lawsuit heard round the world. They filed suit […]
Archive for January 22nd, 2006
Confirming the Copyright Gap
The Toronto Star today featured a lengthy article by Sam Bulte titled Closing the Copyright Gap which explains her views on copyright reform (unfortunately the article is not currently online). The article makes the arguments that observers of this issue would expect: WIPO ratification is good, Canadian digital businesses are […]
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