The Bill C-11 committee reviewing the copyright reform bill met for the first time yesterday and set out a fast-paced plan to conclude review of the bill. The committee will meet for 12 hours per week – four times a week for three hours each – until mid-March. It will […]
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Bill C-11 and the Hazards of Digital Lock Provisions
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a pair of excellent posts on Bill C-11 and the dangers of the digital lock rules. The first focuses specifically on digital lock rules and the second on U.S. pressure on Canadian copyright reform.
Canadian Media Coverage Of Mounting C-11 Protests
The Canadian media has picked up on the mounting protests over part of Bill C-11. Recent coverage includes the Vancouver Sun, Straight.com, and Radio-Canada.
Global News on C-11 and SOPA
I participated in a Global News question and answer feature together with Howard Knopf on Bill C-11 and how it will affect Canadians.
Bill C-11 has Disgruntled Canadians Taking Action
Yahoo’s The Right Click reports on the mounting protests from Canadians against the prospect of adding SOPA-style amendments to Bill C-11.
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