The Vancouver Province gives ACTA front page coverage, as concern grows over the implications of the secretly negotiated IP trade agreement.
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Canadian Press on IsoHunt Suit
Canadian Press features a story on the MPAA lawsuit against Vancouver-based Isohunt.com.
Net Neutrality Hits Parliament Hill
A final reminder that hundreds are expected on Parliament Hill today for a rally in support of net neutrality. While I unfortunately won't be there due to a travel commitment, there are speakers from two political parties as well as many other net neutrality leaders. The CBC offers some advance […]
BC Privacy Commissioner Says 41 Days Too Long for Breach Notification
All About Information notes a recent B.C. Privacy Commissioner decision which ruled that 41 days is too long to notify affected individuals of a security breach.
Chamber of Commerce to Launch IP Coalition on Monday
As I posted last March, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce plans to launch a new IP coalition that will counter the Business Coalition for Balanced Copyright with a call for stronger IP protection. The Globe is reporting that the coalition will launch on Monday. The Chamber is also featuring a […]
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