Deirdre McMurdy runs a profile of me in today's Ottawa Citizen. The column focuses on the growth of the Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook group and last week's Copyright MPs posting. While I think focusing on a handful of people runs the risk of missing the much bigger picture – […]
Archive for January 28th, 2008
Canton on Copyright
David Canton publishes a piece on the growing opposition to copyright reform in today's London Free Press.
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