Nygard International, a women's clothing company, has sued the CBC for unauthorized recording of a fashion show. The company claims both trespass and copyright infringement.
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CBC’s Spark on Canadian Copyright Reform
This week's CBC's Spark features a documentary by Julie Ireton on Canadian copyright reform (I was interviewed for the doc).
CBC Argues for Regulated Cable
The CBC has called for a pared-down basic all-Canadian cable package with content and price to be set by CRTC.
CBC on Fee-For-Carriage
CBC's The National covered the fee-for-carriage issue last night, including a shout-out to greater consumer choice.
Cross Country Checkup on Lawful Access
CBC's Cross Country Checkup has posted the podcast of the recent program that focused on Internet privacy and lawful access. I appeared along with Public Safety Minister Peter van Loan.
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