The Supreme Court of Canada has announced that it will release its decision in Robertson v. Thompson, the long-running freelance copyright case, on Thursday morning.
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The End of WIPO?
Last week's WIPO General Assembly is being rightly billed a major victory – the development agenda will continue with all issues on the table, while a diplomatic conference on a proposed Broadcasting Treaty has been made contingent on two prior meetings and the resolution of all outstanding issues (a marked […]
30 Things You Can Do About DRM, UK Edition
The Open Rights Group creates a UK edition.
Weatherall on Australian Copyright Exceptions
Kim Weatherall analyzes the proposed Australian reforms to their copyright exceptions.
Defective by Design’s Day Against DRM
October 3rd is Defective by Design's Day Against DRM . The group has compiled a list of hundreds of things that people can do to address the issue. There are several Canadian activities planned. At the conclusion of my 30 Days of DRM series, I provided a list of 30 […]
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