Charles Moore, a freelance writer whose work has appeared in dozens of magazines around the world, pens an op-ed in the Saint John Telegraph-Journal on the copyfight in Canada.
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Guglielminetti on the Canadian Copyfight
Bruno Guglielminetti of Radio Canada continues the French language coverage of the Canadian copyfight.
U.S. Judge Rules Fair Use Should Factor Into Notice and Takedown Demands
Since I've blogged this week about C-61's notice-and-notice approach for ISPs, it is worth noting that yesterday a U.S. judge ruled that copyright holders must consider fair use as part of the DMCA notice-and-takedown system.
The Tyee on Roaming Envy
The Tyee contrasts the Canadian wireless market with the experience in Europe.
61 Reforms to C-61, Day 43: ILTs – Safe Harbour Largely Illusory
The inclusion of provisions for "Information Location Tool Providers" – ie. search engines – was a bit of a surprise. The ILT provisions unexpectedly appeared in Bill C-60 and there were concerns expressed with the approach adopted by the government. ILT provisions are back in C-61 with the focus on […]
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