Rob Hyndman points to today's embarrassing Globe and Mail article on movie piracy ("Pirates of the Canadians"), noting that the article smacks of a planted public relations piece. I certainly agree that the article continues a build-up toward new copyright legislation. I have two further points. First, I'd have no […]
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