The Globe and Mail's Ivor Tossell provides the answer.
Archive for December 14th, 2007
How Did Copyright Become Cool?
The Globe and Mail's Ivor Tossell provides the answer.
Cisco on Copyright in Canada
"Gauging reaction to the potential bill, it was obvious that views of all stakeholders had not been properly presented to the Minister. In addition to formal hearings and written submissions, elected officials and government bureaucrats need to put resources into more collaborate consultations. Future generations will demand government use these […]
Cisco on Copyright in Canada
"Gauging reaction to the potential bill, it was obvious that views of all stakeholders had not been properly presented to the Minister. In addition to formal hearings and written submissions, elected officials and government bureaucrats need to put resources into more collaborate consultations. Future generations will demand government use these […]
CAUT on Copyright Reform
The Canadian Association of University Teachers have posted their principles on copyright reform. Their letter identifies precisely the key issues for education and in the process positions the CAUT as the leading education group promoting for balanced copyright reform.
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