The Canadian Medical Association Journal features my opinion piece on the impact of potential copyright reform on the medical community.
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Copyright Reform and the Canadian Medical Community
The Canadian Medical Association Journal features my opinion piece on the impact of potential copyright reform on the medical community.
Canadian Copyright Petition Presented to Parliament
Yesterday Peter Julian, an MP from Burnaby, BC, presented to the House of Commons the first of what is likely to be several petitions calling for a balanced copyright approach in Canada.
Copyright vs. Freedom of the Press
Readers of this blog may know that I publish a daily Internet law news service (if you don't, you should subscribe, it's free). I don't usually recount the stories here, but today's issue features a remarkable number of noteworthy court decisions and developments.
When Good Technology Goes Bad
A rather chilling case from Connecticut — the Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that Acme Auto levied an illegal $150 fine against car renters that drove their car over 79 mph. How did the car rental company identify the speeders?
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