My article, Canada’s Usage Based Billing Controversy: How to Address the Wholesale and Retail Issues appears in Queen’s Law Journal, Volume 37(1), 221-56 (2011).
Archive for October 1st, 2011
Why Canada’s New Copyright Bill Remains Flawed
Appeared on October 2, 2011 in the Toronto Star as Why Canada’s New Copyright Bill Remains Flawed Last week, the government tabled Bill C-11, the latest attempt to reform Canadian copyright law. The bill mirrors its previous copyright bill and is expected to sail through the House of Commons with […]
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Episode 63: Ontario Privacy Commissioner Patricia Kosseim on the COVID Alert App
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The LawBytes Podcast, Episode 63: Ontario Privacy Commissioner Patricia Kosseim on the COVID Alert App 
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A Quarter-Billion Dollar Bag of Beans: Responding to Ken Whyte’s Attack on Library Book Loans 
The LawBytes Podcast, Episode 61: Senator James Cowan on the Extraordinary Battle for a Genetic Anti-Discrimination Law in Canada
