CBC.ca continues its great coverage of the net neutrality issue with stories on the open letter by Charlie Angus and the Vuze report on Cogeco.
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Angus Releases Public Letter on Net Neutrality
MP Charlie Angus has released a public letter to Industry Minister Jim Prentice urging the government to introduce a net neutrality provision into law.
National Post on Copyright Reform
The National Post reports on how Canadian copyright reform "remains elusive."
Fair Dealing Reform a Key Innovation Policy Priority
Appeared in the Hill Times on April 7, 2008 as Fair Dealing Reform a Key Innovation Policy Priority As successive Canadian governments have prioritized economic competitiveness and innovation, copyright reform has slowly crept onto the innovation agenda. The 2007 Speech from the Throne included a promise to "support Canadian researchers […]
Net Neutrality Raised During Question Period
NDP MP Charlie Angus posed a pair of questions about net neutrality to Industry Minister Jim Prentice during Question Period yesterday. Prentice responded with a "we don't regulate the Internet" issue. The Globe covers the exchange, oddly referring to the issue as "throddling." Update: Additional coverage from Canwest.
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