The Canadian Press and Globe and Mail cover IsoHunt's suit against CRIA over the legality of its torrent tracker site.
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The Obama Effect on Canadian Tech Policy
Last night's remarkable Obama victory promises a fresh start and real change on a host of critically important issues. Some may speculate about what (if any) effect the change in administration will have for tech policy. CNET examines the question from a U.S. perspective; from a Canadian perspective, I would […]
CNIB Pressures Canadian Government on WIPO Treaty for Reading Disabled
The World Intellectual Property Organization's Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights meets next week in Geneva where a hot topic may be a proposal from the World Blind Union for the creation of a new WIPO Treaty for Improved Access for Blind, Visually Impaired and other Reading Disabled Persons. […]
The Globe on Online Fears
The Globe's Ivor Tossel on the Internet issues that keep him up at night including the "copyright meltdown."
McBride on the Future of Music
Nettwerk's Terry McBride argues the future economic value lies in the meta-data (hat tip: FYI Music).
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