Professor Geist appeared on Report on Business Television on December 15th to debate with Graham Henderson, president of CRIA, the impact of music downloading on the industry. The discussion focused on the size of the losses and the scope of the private copying levy.
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Canadian Copyright Reform Debated
Professor Geist appeared on ROBTv's Squeeze Play on November 15th to discuss copyright reform in Canada. Professor Geist highlighted the dangers associated with reforms that hurt consumers, free speech, and innovation.
Rockin’ in the Not-So-Free Virtual World – Music File Sharing Debate
University of Windsor, Faculty of Lawlink
Canadian Networks Focus on CRIA Decision
CBC and CTV, two of Canada’s leading television networks, both provide prominent coverage of the federal court decision involving file sharing. Professor Geist comments in both stories. see: CBC – Online Music File Sharing Legal: Judge also see: CTV – Music Industry Loses in Downloading Case
Is There a There There? Toward Greater Certainty for Internet Jurisdiction
Professor Geist gives a keynote speech on Internet jurisdiction at the University of Washington. Professor Geist’s speech starts roughly 30 minutes into the stream.
Law Bytes
Episode 52: Fair Dealing for Film Makers – Bob Tarantino on the Copyright Implications of the Room Full of Spoons Case
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