The NY Times adds its voice to the wireless spectrum issue (obviously the U.S. spectrum allocation), expressing concern about the current ologopolistic behaviour of U.S. carriers and the damaging effect of closed networks.
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Human Rights Complaint Against Free Dominion Dropped
A Human Rights Commission complaint launched against FreeDominion.ca has been dropped.
Consumer Attitudes Toward DRM
Ars Technica reviews a recent UK consumer survey that contains some revealing opinions on the use of DRM.
Oda to be Shuffled Out of Heritage?
CTV reports that Canadian Heritage Minister Bev Oda will be shuffled out of the portfolio in a forthcoming cabinet shuffle. James Moore and Jason Kenney are rumoured replacements.
Katz on Misleading Copyright Notices and Access Copyright
Ariel Katz, a law professor at the University of Toronto, has a must-read posting that links this week's discussion about overbroad copyright notices with those that Access Copyright demands be included in university coursepacks.
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