With students back in school following the holidays, campus papers are turning their focus to copyright reform. Recent articles can be found in the Manitoban and Carleton's the Charlatan. Update: More coverage from UWO's Gazette and the University of Calgary's Gauntlet .
Articles by: Michael Geist
Vancouver Sun Warns Against Unfair Copyright
The Vancouver Sun has an exceptional masthead editorial today on the Canadian copyright reform process. The paper is clearly concerned with the prospect of a Canadian DMCA and reforms that stifle rather than enable. The paper notes: The good news is that a revised copyright law is expected to be […]
Montreal Gazette on the Copyright Clash
The Montreal Gazette covers the forthcoming clashes over copyright and culture.
A New Copyright Pledge
As Members of Parliament prepare to return to Ottawa, some have responded to the thousands of letters sent last month out of concern for a Canadian DMCA. While the responses vary by party (many are posted on the Facebook group), all generally note their concern with copyright balance and a […]
A New Copyright Pledge
As Members of Parliament prepare to return to Ottawa, some have responded to the thousands of letters sent last month out of concern for a Canadian DMCA. While the responses vary by party (many are posted on the Facebook group), all generally note their concern with copyright balance and a […]
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