The Globe and Mail reports that the Liberals have vowed to amend Bill C-10, even if it triggers an election.
Articles by: Michael Geist
Copyright Conferences and Balance
With all the talk this week about the PPF conference, the Conference Board of Canada is out with its own two-day conference in late May that is the most unbalanced Canadian copyright conference in recent memory.
Kerr on Searching for the Privacy Balance
My colleague Ian Kerr has a great op-ed in the Ottawa Citizen on last week's Supreme Court of Canada privacy-related decisions.
Who Speaks for the Liberals on Copyright?
In an otherwise one-sided account of the Public Policy Forum copyright symposium, Embassy includes some noteworthy remarks from Liberal Industry critic Scott Brison on copyright reform. The article quotes Brison: "'Our position is we would work to find the right balance between creators and users,' Mr. Brison said. He said […]
Canadian Facebook Growth by the Numbers
Scott Brooks tracks the remarkable growth of Facebook in Canada over the past year.
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