Appeared in the Toronto Star on September 17, 2007 as Misleading Data Undermine Counterfeiting Claims Canadian politicians have paid a great deal attention to counterfeiting over the past year. The issue, which focuses primarily on fake clothing, handbags, pharmaceuticals, and entertainment products, played a prominent role in the recent summit […]
Archive for September 17th, 2007
Edmonton Journal on a Better Day
The Edmonton Journal ran a masthead editorial on the weekend supporting Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day's about-face on lawful access
NFB Collection in Peril Due to Lack of Digitization
The Canadian Press is reporting that it has obtained a National Film Board document that indicates that thousands of Canadian films are at risk due to the absence of digitization technologies.
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