Thanks once again to the hard work of my research assistant Keith Rose, posted below is a redline version of the Copyright Act with Bill C-32 incorporated into the law.
Thanks once again to the hard work of my research assistant Keith Rose, posted below is a redline version of the Copyright Act with Bill C-32 incorporated into the law.
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Michael Geist
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This is how your website looks on a vertical screen:
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I dare you to ask me why I will never return 😛
Phil
I would like to download the document to read offline, but the only way to do that seems to be to give an application access to all my personal facebook data? I don’t see why that should be necessary.
Security error streaming document. Error #2048
Can’t access the document.
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I posted what seems to me a much more readable version of the document incorporating the proposed changes in C-32 into the current Copyright Act. It is available at http://www.mincov.com/Canada_Copyright_Act_with_C32.pdf