The Globe reports that Telus has argued in a submission to the CRTC that satellite, cable, copper, and wireless options will together provide 100 percent broadband coverage in Canada without the need for regulation. Telus rejects calls for an Internet obligation to serve.
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Pirate Party of Canada Receives Official Party Status
The Toronto Sun reports that Pirate Party of Canada has received official party status.
Wire Report on PIPEDA Reform
The Wire Report has an excellent article on submissions received by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada on PIPEDA reform. Based on information obtained via access to information, the report notes that associations and businesses such as the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association and Microsoft warn against further PIPEDA reform.
Fair Copyright for Canada Page Launches
With a new copyright bill that may look much like Bill C-61 likely within a matter of weeks, I've launched a new Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook page (distinct from the group) that can be used to keep current and learn more about what can be done as events unfold. […]
Industry Canada: Copyright Consultation a “Tremendous Success”
The Wire Report reports on the government's reaction to last summer's copyright consultation. An Industry Canada spokesperson says: "given the unprecedented level of participation, and the many important views and opinions received, the copyright consultations are considered a tremendous success. As Industry Canada considers future consultation processes, we will draw […]
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