The Canadian Bar Association's National magazine features an article (page 30) on copyright reform that touches on video, P2P file sharing, and DRM.
CBA’s National on Copyright Reform
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Far too painful
It looked like it might have been an interesting read, but their reader makes it far too painful to read. So I didn\’t make it past the first few paragraphs before I gave up.
Give me a cleanly formatted HTML file and maybe the publication will be relevant.
National Editor-in-Chief
Russell, I wholeheartedly agree — we’re actually revamping our digital issue next month to be much more user-friendly, including the ability to link quickly and directly to PDFs of specific articles. In the interim, you can find the “Net Wars” article at [ link ].