Julian Ho of the IP Osgoode blog has an interesting post on how U.S. pressure on China to reform its copyright laws may have an adverse effect on freedom of speech.
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Slate on the Perfect Online Movie Service
Farhad Manjoo of Slate on why the perfect online movie service is at least a decade away.
Hundreds Protest Against Pirate Bay Decision
The Associated Press reports that hundreds of people turned out in multiple cities in Sweden to protest against the Pirate Bay decision.
Metric: A Canadian Digital Music Success Story
The LA Times runs a great story on Metric, a Canadian band that is enjoying commercial success without a major record label. The story points to the band's digital-first strategy – it offers various versions of their latest CD (ie. limited edition deluxe packages, etc.), streamed the entire album a […]
University of Ottawa Tech Law Group is Hiring
The University of Ottawa's technology law group has just posted advertisements for two positions. The first is for the Executive Director of the University of Ottawa Centre for Law, Technology and Society. The technology law group is among the largest and most active anywhere and this position is part of […]
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Commentary: Ensuring the Sovereignty and Security of Canadian Health Data
