Canada's two major post-secondary student groups have both filed their comments on the copyright consultation. Both focus on many of the same issues. The Canadian Federation of Students' submission is now posted on the consultation website and it calls for: expanded fair dealing rejection of the Internet exception for education […]
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Danielle Parr on Anti-Circumvention Legislation
Danielle Parr, executive director of the Entertainment Software Association of Canada, posts an op-ed in the Georgia Straight calling for strong anti-circumvention legislation.
Brad Fox on Format Shifting
Brad Fox posts part two of his copyright reform series, calling for protection for time shifting. Fox argues that if "platforms close for consumers, they close for creators as well."
Speak Out On Copyright: The Video
Thanks to Melissa Tessler for her assistance in creating a short mashup video on the Canadian copyright consultation. The video uses extensive clips from my longer Why Copyright? documentary. With only 25 days left, speak out today.
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