Howard Knopf posts 12 copyright law and reform predictions for 2011, with an emphasis on Canada.
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The Copyright Board and Access Copyright: Latest Developments
Howard Knopf is all over the latest developments at the Copyright Board of Canada with Access Copyright. He has two new posts (1, 2) on the issues related to the proposed interim tariff.
More ACTA Analysis – KEI and Knopf
Great analysis on the latest ACTA draft from KEI (here and here) as well as Howard Knopf, who focuses on “ex officio” enforcement.
Federal Court Decision Raises Questions About Need for New Making Available Right
Howard Knopf posts on new decisions from the Federal Court of Appeal which suggest that there is effectively a making available right in the case of musical works in Canadian copyright law and no need for further reform on the issue.
Knopf on the Opposition to Fair Dealing
Howard Knopf posts on the opposition to the Angus fair dealing motion, warning "make no mistake – these folks are trying to push back and to effectively undo the decision in CCH v. LSUC."
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