Andrew Christie, John Davidson, and Fiona Rotstein examine whether the private copying levy is consistent with Canada's treaty obligations. Their conclusion? Canada may be in violation of its obligations under the Rome Convention and TRIPs. Moreover, it would be in violation of the WIPO Internet Treaties (WPPT) if that treaty […]
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