Maclean’s has a post on the momentum at Canadian universities to walk away from Access Copyright and its licencing proposal.
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Copyright Board Issues Ruling on Intervenors in Access Copyright Case
Howard Knopf blogs on the latest Copyright Board ruling in the Access Copyright case.
Liberals Preparing C-32 Amendments on Digital Locks & Fair Dealing
The Wire Report reports that the Liberals are preparing amendments to Bill C-32 to address digital locks and fair dealing. The digital lock reforms will apparently address the consumer rights concerns, as Garneau notes in the article that “we believe that if somebody has legitimately bought a work and wants […]
C-32 Legislative Committee, Day Two: Clement & Moore Take Centre Stage
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