TorrentFreak reports that Stanford's Engineering Everywhere is using BitTorrent to distribute its course materials.
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SaveOurNet.ca Launches Action Campaign
SaveOurNet.ca has launched a new campaign urging Canadians to write to the CRTC on net neutrality.
Local Councillor Claims Copyright in University Name
Robert Lutczyk, a local councillor in Oshawa, is claiming that he owns the copyright to the "University of Ontario Institute of Technology." [hat tip: FlackLife]
NDP Announces Shadow Cabinet
The NDP has announced their shadow cabinet with Charlie Angus tabbed as the critic for heritage, culture, and digital issues.
Stephen Taylor: Clement on Copyright Reform
Stephen Taylor posts the first interview with new Industry Minister Tony Clement on copyright reform. Clement positions himself as a part of the iPod generation, emphasizes the effects of new media, and keeps the door open to potential changes to Bill C-61.
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