The Toronto Star features an article on how private interests have been using trademark and copyright to fence off the English language.
Articles by: Michael Geist
BC Man Arrested in U.S. Spam Case
The Globe and Mail reports that a B.C. man, accused by the U.S. government of acting as the conduit for an operation that earned millions by sending spam e-mails with supposed stock tips, was the chief executive officer of one of the companies being touted, according to authorities.
The Battle over the CTF
The Toronto Star on "culture vs. profit in the digital age."
Mainstream Media Picks Up Where It Left Off on Copyright
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CRIA's Graham Henderson has told Reuters that the Songwriters Association of Canada's proposal to fully legalize P2P is a "pipe dream" and that CRIA is reluctant to get involved.
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