Documentary Organization of Canada Proposes Exception to C-11 Digital Lock Rule
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That’s not fair!
They are discriminating against fields of endeavors! Why do they get the right but the rest of us don’t? Because I don’t make film I can’t use the video streams?
Bullshit. Immoral.