Canadian Music Week wraps up in Toronto today. I attended on Thursday, where I participated on a DRM panel that was somewhat less than the sum of its parts (Puretracks, eMusic, SOCAN, ASCAP, Chris Castle, and myself on the panel that packed a room but never fully gelled) and attended […]
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Do-Not-Call Legislation Stuck on Hold
The National Post with an update on an important initiative seemingly going nowhere.

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