The Entertainment Consumers Association has launched a copyright consultation page to encourage Canadians to speak out.
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Halifax Copyright Roundtable Attendee List and Podcast Posted
The government has posted the attendees and the podcast from the Halifax copyright roundtable hosted on Monday. The roundtable was by far the most one-sided of the consultation with no voices representing users, libraries, education, or consumer groups (Minister Clement described it as a "different mix"). Instead, AFM and SAC […]
Halifax Copyright Roundtable Attendee List and Podcast Posted
The government has posted the attendees and the podcast from the Halifax copyright roundtable hosted on Monday. The roundtable was by far the most one-sided of the consultation with no voices representing users, libraries, education, or consumer groups (Minister Clement described it as a "different mix"). Instead, AFM and SAC […]
ITBusiness on the Copyright Conundrum
ITBusiness provides further coverage of the copyright consultation with a look at several of the recent op-ed pieces.
The Copyright Consulation: Five Weeks Left As Stakes Build
The national copyright consultation is down to the final five weeks and over the past week, there has been a growing number of op-eds and public commentary that provide Canadians with a good sense of what the traditional copyright lobby is pushing for as part of the consultation. While some […]
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