There is word this weekend that the government's plans for the national copyright consultation has taken shape. The consultation will officially launch on Monday, July 20th and run for nearly two months until Sunday, September 13th. The framing of the consultation is as follows: The Government of Canada has committed […]
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Episode 78: Jennifer Jenkins on What Copyright Term Extension Could Mean for Canada
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