The Curious Engineer

Michael Geist

2008

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December 2008

  1. The Letters of the Law: The Year in Canadian Technology Law and Policy
  2. The Letters of the Law: The Year in Canadian Technology Law and Policy
  3. RIAA Abandoning P2P Lawsuits
  4. Latest Round of ACTA Negotiations Wrap Up
  5. The Twelve Days of EFF
  6. Singapore Enacts New Anti-Circumvention Exceptions
  7. B.C. Police Arrest Man For Pirating DVDs
  8. CAUT Releases Fair Dealing Advisory
  9. ObamaCTO Crowdsources Priorities
  10. Court of Appeal Upholds Web Defamation Decision
  11. Cisco Study Says Canada Leading Source of Spam
  12. Precedent Magazine on the Canadian Copyfight
  13. The Year in Open Access
  14. O’Farrell Leaving the CAB
  15. CRTC Submissions Set the Course For New Media Hearings
  16. CRTC New Media Regulation Proposals Take Shape
  17. Debating Parody Protection in Canada
  18. Australian Court Rules Legal Service Via Facebook Is Valid
  19. McBride on Putting Fans in Charge
  20. CRTC Orders Telcos To Match Broadband Speeds for Independent ISPs
  21. FTC Files Action Against Canadians Over “Scareware”
  22. Ontario Gov’t Reverses on Young Drivers in Light of Facebook Protests
  23. Australian Bureau of Statistics Adopts Creative Commons Licence
  24. MPAA Wants Obama To Target Canada Over Copyright
  25. CRTC New Media Hearing: The Three Battleground Issues [Updated]
  26. Internet Video Goes To the Movies
  27. Internet Video Goes to the Movies
  28. Privacy Commissioner Releases Privacy Act Report
  29. UK ISPs Agree To Greater Speed Transparency
  30. Copyright Board Increases Private Copying Levy
  31. James Moore on the Digital TV Transition
  32. European Commission on ACTA
  33. Lawless Canada Emerging as a Spam Haven
  34. Microsoft Obtains Further Judgment Over Counterfeit Software
  35. Goldstein Reintroduces Anti-Spam Bill
  36. Coverage of the Why Copyright Film
  37. Obama Transition Team Uses Creative Commons Licence
  38. Knopf on IP and the Economy
  39. Canada Backpedals On Data Sharing Agreement With U.S.
  40. Thousands Complain To CRTC About Do-Not-Call List
  41. Lawless Canada Emerging as a Spam Haven

November 2008

  1. Why Copyright?: Canadian Voices on Copyright Law
  2. Why Copyright? Canadian Voices on Copyright Law – DVD
  3. Saskatchewan Promises Universal Broadband Access
  4. Crookes Appeals B.C. Linking Decision
  5. CBC’s Search Engine on Canada’s Digital Isolation
  6. Garneau on Canadian Technology Policy
  7. Exclaim on the Canadian Music Business in 2008
  8. Brunet on the CRTC Net Throttling Decision
  9. McGuinty Calls for Facebook-Based Consultation on License Restrictions
  10. Report Recommends Repealing Hate Speech Provision
  11. U.S. Court Hits Canadian Spammer With $873 Million Damage Award
  12. EdTech Posse Podcast on Copyright
  13. Privacy Commissioner on Net Neutrality
  14. Canadian Privacy Commissioners Formalize Cooperation
  15. New Brunswick Bans Facebook During School Hours
  16. CRTC Decision Not the Final Word On Net Neutrality
  17. CRTC Decision Not the Final Word on Net Neutrality
  18. The Meaning of the CRTC Decision
  19. CRTC Denies CAIP Application on Throttling, But Sets Net Neutrality Hearing
  20. CRTC Bell – CAIP Throttling Decision Tomorrow
  21. Copyright Reform Back on Legislative Agenda
  22. Stanford Engineering Uses BitTorrent To Distribute Courses
  23. SaveOurNet.ca Launches Action Campaign
  24. Local Councillor Claims Copyright in University Name
  25. NDP Announces Shadow Cabinet
  26. Ontario Legislature Passes Bill 85
  27. Statscan Reports E-Commerce Sales on the Rise
  28. eMusic Loses Domain Name Claim For eMusic.ca
  29. Canton on Copyright Wishes
  30. Stephen Taylor: Clement on Copyright Reform
  31. “Enhanced” Licence May Enhance Privacy and Security Risks
  32. “Enhanced” Licence May Enhance Privacy, Security Risks
  33. Calgary Man Receives Fine Under Illegal Camcording Conviction
  34. Liberals Name Shadow Cabinet
  35. TVO Strikes Deal With YouTube
  36. Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Ebay Power Seller Decision
  37. Canadian Government Re-Launches ACTA Consultations
  38. Broadcasters Win Right To Reduce Ad Production Costs From Royalty Payments
  39. Pre-Judging James Moore
  40. Globe Invites Comments on Future of Canadian Copyright
  41. A Copyright Call to Arms
  42. Ontario Transport Board Rules Against Pickup Pal
  43. CPCC Lobbies Conservatives At Policy Convention
  44. New Media Requires New Thinking on Cultural Policy
  45. How Spammers Cash In
  46. SAC Proposal Debated At Nova Scotia Music Week
  47. Quebec Groups Concerned Over Future of Private Copying Levy
  48. New Media Requires New Thinking for Cultural Policy
  49. Why Copyright? Canadian Voices on Copyright Law – The Trailer
  50. Doctorow on the Copyfight
  51. Government Appoints Parliamentary Secretaries
  52. Moore Cancels Plans for Portrait Museum
  53. Globe on Spam Legislation
  54. Why Copyright?: Canadian Voices on Copyright Law – Trailer
  55. Supreme Court of Canada Releases Patent Decision
  56. Moore Says No Change to Arts Cuts
  57. Conservative Policy Convention To Include Copyright Proposals
  58. EyeWeekly on Remix, Copyright, and the Recording Industry
  59. Isohunt Suit in the News
  60. The Obama Effect on Canadian Tech Policy
  61. Government Keeps ACTA Consultation Results Under Wraps
  62. actaconsultationreport
  63. Government Keeps ACTA Consultation Results Under Wraps

October 2008

  1. The Globe on Online Fears
  2. McBride on the Future of Music
  3. CNIB Pressures Canadian Government on WIPO Treaty for Reading Disabled
  4. CRTC Releases Broadcast Review Decision
  5. The Fight for Canada’s Digital Future
  6. Canadian Government To Create Internal Wikipedia
  7. The Cabinet Shuffle
  8. OECD Releases Latest Broadband Rankings
  9. MTV Launches Online Video Service
  10. Behind the Wassup 2008 Video
  11. Copyright Lobby Groups Gear Up For Further Reforms
  12. Google Settles Book Search Litigation
  13. The DMCA Turns Ten
  14. Canadian Heritage Posts New Copyright Collective Report
  15. B. C. Court Rules Linking To Content Not Republication
  16. World Customs Union Copyright Policy Questioned
  17. Canadian Public Domain Registry Seeks Library Beta-Testers
  18. Cavoukian Warns of ID Card Threat
  19. Canadian Podcasting Royalty Down But Not Out
  20. Canadian Podcasting Royalty Down But Not Out
  21. Court Awards $50,000 in Damages Over Net Postings
  22. Survey Says Ten Percent of Online Canadian Shoppers Hit By ID Theft
  23. Post-Election C-61 Coverage
  24. Australia to Introduce Resale Royalty Right
  25. Government Should Shuffle Ministries and Ministers
  26. CRTC Considers Changes to Do-Not-Call List
  27. Lessig on How the DMCA Stifles Political Speech
  28. Canadian Political Parties Practice Politics 1.0 in a Web 2.0 World
  29. Canadian Parties Practice Politics 1.0 in a Web 2.0 World
  30. NB Politician Files Human Rights Complaint Over Lack of Broadband Access
  31. CRTC Delays CAIP v. Bell Decision
  32. Hyndman on Canada’s Seinfeld Election
  33. CRTC Posts Notice on New Media Hearings
  34. ITWorld Canada on C-61 and the Election
  35. Teamakers on Opening The CBC Archives
  36. Open Medicine Editors Call for Health Faculty to Open Up
  37. League of Canadian Poets Calls for Government Audit of Access Copyright
  38. The New Copyright MPs
  39. Open Access Day
  40. Election 2008 – A Digital Policy Scorecard
  41. Parties’ Digital Policy Scorecard Heading Into Election Day
  42. Search Engine on Copyright in the Election
  43. The Copyright Candidates
  44. CPCC Political Survey on Private Copying
  45. ZDNet on Canadian Copyright
  46. Canadian Cyber-Security Strategy on the Way
  47. Copyright Pledge Continues to Grow With 30 More Liberal and NDP Supporters
  48. 30 More Candidates Add Their Support For The Copyright Pledge
  49. CBC on the Copyright Pledge
  50. Conservatives Promise to Re-Introduce Canadian DMCA
  51. ISP Tax May Be The Next Big Culture Funding Fight
  52. Internet For Everyone
  53. Fair Copyright for Canada Vancouver Chapter Holds C-61 Funeral
  54. Hollywood Targets Irish Pre-Schools With Royalty Demands
  55. ISP Tax May Be The Next Big Culture Funding Fight
  56. 50 More Candidates Support Copyright Pledge as Liberals Show Support
  57. Debating Copyright in Thunder Bay
  58. U.S. Senators Express Concern About ACTA
  59. Coalition Calls for Net Neutrality as an Election Issue
  60. CIRA Announces New Board Members
  61. Copyright Pledge Gains Momentum – Green Party and NDP Candidates On Board
  62. Michael Moore Sends Takedown Letter Over Torrent of Film
  63. Canadian Study Uncovers Widespread Chinese Net Surveillance
  64. Do-Not-Call Registry Early Glitches
  65. Copyright Issue Draws Local Interest
  66. RCMP Criticizes Canadian Copyright Law
  67. Privacy Commissioner of Canada on C-61

September 2008

  1. Kempton Lam on the Copyfight
  2. Copyright in Local Debates
  3. Coming To Grips With An Internet That Never Forgets
  4. Conservatives Hit With Second Copyright Claim
  5. Canadian Do-Not-Call List Launches Tomorrow
  6. Coming to Grips With An Internet That Never Forgets
  7. Green Party on Canadian Copyright Reform
  8. Concordia Journal on the Copyfight
  9. CBC On the Non-Debate Over Telecom
  10. The Copyright Pledge – 2008 Election Edition
  11. Campaign Perspectives on Copyright Positions
  12. Supreme Court Grants Leave in Deferral Account Case
  13. Atwood on Creativity
  14. VANOC Seeks to Trademark Part of O’Canada
  15. Conservatives Promise Anti-Spam Legislation
  16. IBelieveinOpen.ca
  17. CMEC Reaffirms Call for Copyright Internet Exception
  18. New Zealand Copyright Reforms and Consultation
  19. Gone in 30 Seconds
  20. Bell Planning to Interfere With GPS?
  21. Canada Risks Missing Out on Open Access Momentum
  22. Kids on TV on C-61
  23. Kinch Runs for NDP in Calgary Centre
  24. Anderson on Media and the Election
  25. CIRA Board Election Underway – Vote Now
  26. Canada Risks Missing Out on Open Access Momentum
  27. Graduate Students on Copyright Reform
  28. Why Copyright?
  29. Culture in Peril
  30. Why Copyright?
  31. Supreme Court Declines to Hear Ringtone Appeal
  32. CLA Releases Briefing Paper on C-61
  33. Elections Canada Says Online Vote Swapping Legal
  34. VoteEducation.ca
  35. Wireless North on Cellphone Contracts
  36. Copyright Lobbying: September Update
  37. 61 Reforms to C-61 – Wrap-Up Post
  38. 61ReformstoC61
  39. Groups Call for ACTA Transparency
  40. Public Policy Consultations No Field of Dreams
  41. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 61: The Mysterious Section 3
  42. CBC’s Search Engine is Back
  43. Copyright in the Election Debate
  44. Public Policy Consultations No Field of Dreams
  45. C-61 in 61 Seconds – The Winners
  46. University of Guelph’s CIO on C-61
  47. Calgary Fair Copyright Meeting on Election
  48. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 60: Photography Provisions
  49. Conservatives Facing New Copyright Controversy
  50. Concordia Blocking Access to Facebook
  51. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 59: Statutory Damages Reform – Removes Court Discretion For Reduced Damages
  52. Australian Senator Speaks Out On Open Access
  53. Brison on Telecom in Canada
  54. Globe on McGill IPR Report
  55. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 58: Statutory Damages Reform – What It Doesn’t Cover
  56. Who Owns Ideas?
  57. Conservative Jewish New Year Card Questions Back
  58. CBC on Facebook Activism
  59. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 57: Statutory Damages Reform – Uncertainty
  60. CBC on Telecom in Canada
  61. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 56: Interlibrary Digital Loans Must Self-Destruct In Five Days
  62. Digital Issues Deserve a Spot in Election Campaign
  63. Digital Issues Deserve a Spot in Election Campaign
  64. Isohunt Files Suit Against CRIA
  65. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 55: E-Reserve Provisions Require DRM
  66. Charlie Angus on Digital Issues and the Election
  67. ITWorldCanada on the End of C-61
  68. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 54: E-Reserve Provisions Less Effective Than Fair Dealing
  69. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 53: Education Internet Exception Easily Avoided
  70. Jim Carroll on C-61
  71. Marston on the Chorus Against C-61
  72. The End of Bill C-61
  73. The End of Bill C-61
  74. Prentice Focuses on New Media, Networks As Research Priorities
  75. Duceppe Points To Copyright As Area of Disagreement
  76. C-61 on Campus
  77. Consumer Electronics Industry on Copyright Reform
  78. Stephen Fry on GNU’s 25th Birthday
  79. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 52: Education Internet Exception Is Harmful
  80. PickupPal Controversy Highlights Power of Networked Economy
  81. Garneau on Copyright
  82. Saunders on Copyright at the Ballot Box
  83. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 51: Education Internet Exception Is Unnecessary
  84. PickupPal Controversy Highlights Power of Networked Economy

August 2008

  1. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 50: Education Harms – Lessons Contain Limited Definition of Students
  2. RCMP and Canadian Border Officials Seize Millions in Luxury Goods
  3. The Battle Over Internet Filtering
  4. The Battle Over Internet Filtering
  5. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 49: Education Harms – Lessons May Require DRM
  6. Bannerman on Canada and the WIPO Development Agenda
  7. Quebec Group Sues Provincial Government for Failing to Consider Open Source Alternatives
  8. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 48: Education Harms – Lessons Must Be Destroyed After the Course
  9. Where Your Wireless Bill Goes
  10. Telecom Complaints Agency Gets Full-Time Commissioner
  11. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 47: Education Harms – Lessons Include Special Infringement Provision
  12. Culture Cuts a Blow to Canadian Digitization Strategy
  13. Culture Cuts a Blow to Canadian Digitization Strategy
  14. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 46: Education Harms – Lesson Provisions Only Extend To Limited Exceptions
  15. CLA Releases Copyright Advocacy Kit
  16. Videotron Throttling P2P Traffic?
  17. Made Worse in Canada – The Video Version
  18. Reports Indicate Telus Cancelling “Unlimited” Contracts
  19. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 45: Making Available Right and Actual Distribution
  20. Dion Promises to Revise C-61?
  21. Using the Net To Share Rides Illegal?
  22. Prentice on Net Neutrality
  23. “A One Issue Voter”
  24. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 44: ILTs – Notice and Takedown for Search Engines
  25. Telegraph-Journal on “Harper’s Draconian Copyright Bill”
  26. Guglielminetti on the Canadian Copyfight
  27. U.S. Judge Rules Fair Use Should Factor Into Notice and Takedown Demands
  28. The Tyee on Roaming Envy
  29. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 43: ILTs – Safe Harbour Largely Illusory
  30. Copyright Lobbying Behind Closed Doors
  31. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 42: ISP Notice and Notice – No Penalty for False Notices
  32. French Language Coverage of Copyfight
  33. CPCC Wins $1.75 Million Settlement
  34. Privacy Commissioner Rules USA Patriot Act Privacy Risks Mirrored in Canada
  35. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 41: ISP Notice and Notice – Mandatory Data Retention
  36. Athabasca University VP on C-61
  37. Bell’s PVR Legal Woes the Tip of the C-61 Iceberg
  38. Bell’s PVR Legal Woes the Tip of the C-61 Iceberg
  39. The Globe and Mail on C-61
  40. Canadian Press on the Canadian Copyfight
  41. Prince George Citizen on C-61’s Flaws
  42. Toronto Fair Copyright Chapter Planning To Attend Town Hall Meeting
  43. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 40: TPMs – No Regular Review Process
  44. Langley Times Features Op-Ed on C-61
  45. More Culture Funding Cuts Coming
  46. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 39: TPMs – No DRM Labelling Requirement
  47. HNIC, the CBC, and Copyright
  48. The CWTA Response
  49. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 38: TPMs – No DRM Regulatory Authority
  50. Canwest Covers Bell PVR and C-61 Issue
  51. Wireless Industry Association Responds to Text-Message Column
  52. CRTC To Rule on CAIP v. Bell Case By October 31st
  53. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 37: TPMs – No Requirement to Unlock for Exceptions
  54. Bell’s Expandable PVR and C-61
  55. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 36: TPMs – No Identification of Authorized Circumventers
  56. Times-Colonist on ACTA Insiders
  57. Meeting With Bob Rae on C-61
  58. Tech Companies Express ACTA Concerns
  59. Text-Message Fight Obscures Real Consumer Costs
  60. Text-Message Fight Obscures Real Consumer Costs
  61. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 35: TPMs – Unnecessary Coverage of Circumvention Devices
  62. Government To Eliminate Arts Travel Program
  63. CBA Responds on Do-Not-Call List
  64. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 34: TPMs – LAM and Educational Institution Limitations, Part Two
  65. Fry on C-61
  66. Canadian Heritage Publishes Fair Dealing Report
  67. Macleans Settles Copyright Dispute
  68. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 33: TPMs – LAM and Educational Institution Limitations, Part One
  69. NZ Government Reports on ACTA Talks
  70. Wesch on YouTube
  71. CBC on iOptOut.ca
  72. The Tyee on the C-61 in 61 Seconds Contest
  73. Digital Advocacy Talk at Google UK
  74. Digital Advocacy Talk at Google UK
  75. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 32: TPMs – Perceptual Disability Provisions May Violate AODA
  76. “Limited Consultation, Considerable Action”
  77. U.S. Court Rules in Favor of Cablevision DVR
  78. MCPS-PRS Alliance and Big Champagne Assess the Radiohead Experiment
  79. CRTC Says iOptOut.ca Requests “Valid and Should be Honoured”
  80. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 31: TPMs – Restrictions for Canadians with Perceptual Disabilities
  81. Canada’s Top 25 Political Blogs
  82. cmaletter
  83. cbaletter
  84. CRTC Says iOptOut Requests “Valid and Should be Honoured”
  85. Patry and Pessimism About Copyright
  86. Dhaliwal on the C-61 Town Hall
  87. Tapscott on C-61
  88. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 30: TPMs – Anti-circumvention and Privacy
  89. B.C. Civil Liberties Association on C-61

July 2008

  1. Rogers Caves on DNS Re-Directs?
  2. Bell To Limit Competitor ISP Downloads
  3. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 29: TPMs – Interoperability Exception Restricts Third Parties
  4. “They Haven’t Waited for the DMCA”
  5. Copyfight Attracts Local Attention
  6. Avril Lavigne, YouTube Entrepreneur
  7. CRTC Confirms Do-Not-Call Registry By September 30th
  8. The Canadian Copyfight 2.0
  9. The Canadian Copyfight 2.0
  10. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 28: TPMs – Interoperability Exception, Linux and DVDs
  11. Australian Principles for ACTA
  12. CIPPIC Files More Complaints Over DPI
  13. The Craft Economy on C-61
  14. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 27: TPMs – Encryption Research Exception Restricts Peer Review
  15. Liberal MP Marlene Jennings on C-61
  16. Liberal MP Marlene Jennings on C-61
  17. CIRA’s Whois Debacle
  18. IT World Canada Launches C-61 Petition
  19. Canadian Conference of the Arts on C-61
  20. More MP Responses to C-61
  21. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 26: TPMs – Encryption Research Exception Requires Notice
  22. Government Planning “Insider” ACTA Group
  23. Public Left Out Of ACTA Talks
  24. Full CV 2008
  25. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 25: TPMs – Research Exception Limited to Encryption and Security Testing
  26. Toronto Fair Copyright Meeting
  27. Yahoo’s Music Store Closing, Locking Consumers Out Of Their Music
  28. Red Hat Founder on C-61
  29. Poilievre’s C-61 Response
  30. Poilievre’s C-61 Response
  31. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 24: TPMs – No Exclusion of Non-Infringing Access
  32. Varsity on C-61
  33. Kerr on Privacy Idealism
  34. LaPresse on the Influence of Blogs
  35. Varsity on C-61
  36. CAIP Responds to Bell in Throttling Case
  37. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Challenges National Chamber IP Approach
  38. Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Challenges National Chamber IP Approach
  39. CBC on Rogers DNS Policy
  40. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 23: TPMs – No Exception for Obsolete or Broken Digital Locks
  41. National Film Board on the Missing Canadian Digitization Strategy
  42. Prentice and the Pancake Protest
  43. Murray on the C-61 Lowdown
  44. IT World Canada Blogs C-61
  45. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 22: TPMs – No Exception for Filtering Programs
  46. ACTA Negotiations to Continue Next Week
  47. Spectrum Auction Concludes
  48. Fair Copyright for Canada: The Friendfeed
  49. Fair Copyright for Canada: The Friendfeed
  50. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 21: TPMs – No Exception to Protect Minors
  51. Prentice Ordered to Change Chief of Staff
  52. Masnick on BSA’s Piracy Stats
  53. Bill C-61 Fails Green Copyright Test
  54. Government Copyright Bill Fails Green Test
  55. Rogers Implements New Approach On Failed DNS Lookups
  56. ACTRA Reacts to Member Criticism
  57. The Economist on Piracy
  58. B.C. Court Orders Thousands in Damages over Web Libel
  59. King Continues Copyright Focus in Guelph
  60. Stanton Town Hall Set for August 28th
  61. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 20: TPMs – No Exception for Teaching
  62. “They Indeed Have Gone Crazy”
  63. Supreme Court of Canada Rejects Privacy Commissioner Blood Tribe Appeal
  64. NRC Adopts Open Access Self-Archiving Policy
  65. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 19: TPMs – No Exception for Digital Archiving
  66. USTR Posts ACTA Submissions
  67. Canadian Court Awards Major Counterfeiting Damages
  68. The C-61 in 61 Seconds YouTube Video Competition
  69. The C-61 in 61 Seconds YouTube Video Competition
  70. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 18: TPMs – No Exception for Personal Uses
  71. C-61 in 61 Seconds YouTube Competition
  72. Bill C-61 Opposition Mounting in Local Ridings
  73. Competition Bureau Warns CRTC Against New Media Intervention
  74. WIPO Pressures India To Join Internet Treaties
  75. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 17: TPMs – No Exception for Court Cases, Laws, and Government Documents
  76. Liberals and NDP Urge Government to Use Spectrum Surplus on Broadband
  77. Canadian ISP Alliance Forms For New Media Fight
  78. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 16: TPMs – No Exception for Fair Dealing
  79. Business Takes Sides in Net Neutrality Debate
  80. Business Takes Sides in Net Neutrality Debate
  81. Globe on Appropos Exhibit
  82. Stanton To Hold Town Hall Meeting on C-61
  83. iPhone Stocks Low in Rogers Stores
  84. FCC To Punish Comcast Over Traffic Shaping
  85. NDP Pledges To Make Copyright A By-Election Issue
  86. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 15: TPMs – No Exception for Cell Phones
  87. Quebec Court Issues Permanent Injunction Against QuebecTorrent
  88. CP on C-61
  89. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 14: Music Shifting Provision Says Contract Trumps Copyright
  90. Copyright Watch on Prentice’s Parrots
  91. Kitimat Sentinal on C-61
  92. Montreal Gazette on the Canadian Telecom Industry
  93. Rogers Caves to iPhone Complaints With New Data Pricing
  94. NDP Launches Petition Against Text Messages Fees
  95. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 13: Music Shifting Provision and One Copy Per Device
  96. G8 Pushes ACTA Completion By End of 2008
  97. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 12: Music Shifting Provision and Private Copying
  98. The Bloc on C-61
  99. Google Responds to the CRTC Throttling Case
  100. Prentice’s New Non-Communications Strategy
  101. CBC Radio Coverage of Prentice Breakfast
  102. Nobel Laureates Fear IPR Stifles Innovation
  103. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 11: Music Shifting Provision Non-Compatible With Online Music Lockers
  104. Canadians Face Triple Lock on Apple iPhone
  105. Canadians Face Triple Lock on Apple iPhone
  106. Toronto Gallery Features Exhibit Highlighting C-61’s Dangers
  107. Fair Copyright on the Menu at Prentice Stampede Breakfast
  108. A Producer’s Perspective on C-61
  109. “Made Worse in Canada”
  110. Toronto Company Offers DRM-Free Audiobooks
  111. YouTube Ordered To Hand Over User Data
  112. MacKay Hears About Copyright
  113. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 10: Music Shifting Provision May Conflict With Computer Backup Systems
  114. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 9: Music Shifting Subject To Anti-Circumvention Limitation
  115. Fair Copyright for Canada Activity Calendar
  116. CNA Expresses Concern With Press Freedoms Under C-61
  117. Is Rogers Blocking Access to RuinediPhone.com? – UPDATED – No Block, DNS Problems
  118. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 8: Time Shifting Provision’s Time and Copy Limits
  119. Jim Prentice’s Stampede Breakfast
  120. UK Government Launches Data Mashup Contest
  121. Doctorow Calls for Corporate Three Strikes and You’re Out Policy
  122. IMSLP Back Online
  123. NSERC Moving Toward Open Access
  124. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 7: Time Shifting Provision Prohibits Network-Based PVRs
  125. CIRA’s Backdoor Access in New WHOIS Policy

June 2008

  1. An ACTRA Member Speaks Out on C-61
  2. RuinediPhone.com
  3. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 6: Time Shifting Provision Excludes Internet-Only Recording
  4. CIRA Creates Backdoor to Domain Name Information
  5. Fair Copyright Montreal Wiki
  6. RIAA Demands for ACTA
  7. Another Conservative MP on C-61
  8. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 5: Time Shifting Provision Subject to the Broadcast Flag
  9. Canadian DMCA Letter Writing Campaigns
  10. Copyright Bill is Plain Wrong
  11. SaveOurNet.ca Launches Fundraising Campaign
  12. Waiting for Access
  13. Mapping C-61 Media Coverage
  14. North Shore News on C-61
  15. NTT To Impose Upload Broadband Limits
  16. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 4: Format Shifting’s 12 Step Approval Process
  17. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 4: Format Shifting’s 12 Step Approval Process
  18. Rajotte’s Response To C-61
  19. Rajotte’s Response To C-61
  20. Format Shifting 12 Step Process
  21. Bell’s Congestion “Problem”
  22. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 3: Format Shifting Subject to Digital Lock Provision
  23. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 3: Format Shifting Subject to Digital Lock Provision
  24. Mapping Fair Copyright for Canada
  25. FSAC “Dismayed” By Copyright Reform
  26. “The Sleeper Political Issue of the Season”
  27. The Copyright Act With C-61
  28. Alberta Court Orders Damages Over Domain Name “Sabotage”
  29. Taking Stock of My Fair Copyright for Canada Principles
  30. Yukon News on C-61
  31. Privacy Commissioner of Canada Blogging on C-61
  32. University of Calgary Funds Open Access Authors Fund
  33. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 2: Format Shifting Limited to Videocassettes
  34. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 2: Format Shifting Limited to Videocassettes
  35. Show Your Fair Copyright for Canada Colours
  36. Show Your Fair Copyright for Canada Colours
  37. Digging Into C-61
  38. Canton on Copyright
  39. The Prentice Remix
  40. Montreal CopyFight Street Art Party
  41. Saving Search Engine
  42. Summary of 61 Reforms to C-61 Blog Postings
  43. 61 Reforms to C-61, Day 1: Remedy the Lack of Consultation
  44. The Spectrum Surplus
  45. Spectrum Surplus Offers Chance To Pay Net Policy Bills
  46. Letters to the Editor
  47. Bow’s Open Letter to Prentice
  48. The Liberal Letter on C-61
  49. Documentary Organisation of Canada Speaks Out Against C-61
  50. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Five
  51. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Five
  52. FTC Shuts Down Canadian Domain Name Scammers
  53. Columnists Sound Off on C-61
  54. Angus and Prentice Face Off During Question Period
  55. D’Agostino on C-61
  56. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Four
  57. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Four
  58. The Search Engine Prentice Interview
  59. Angus Reid Poll on Copyright Reveals Strong Opposition to C-61
  60. Angus Reid Poll on Copyright Reveals Strong Opposition to C-61
  61. U.S. Consul-General Claims Canadian Copyright Weakest in G-8
  62. VueWeekly on the Canadian DMCA
  63. Digital Arts Covers the 51st State Comic
  64. The First Week of the Fight Against Bill C-61
  65. The First Week of the Fight Against Bill C-61
  66. Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen Slam Canadian DMCA
  67. Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen Slam Canadian DMCA
  68. Montreal Fair Copyright for Canada Strategy Meeting
  69. Education and Library Groups Speak Out Against Bill C-61
  70. SAC Disappointed that Bill Closes Door on Monetizing P2P
  71. deBeer Takes Copyright Questions
  72. Jim Prentice’s Letters to the Editor
  73. Jim Prentice’s Letters to the Editor
  74. NDP Response to the Prentice DMCA
  75. NDP Response to the Prentice DMCA
  76. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Three
  77. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Three
  78. “Is Big Brother Getting a Boost?”
  79. CRTC Raises Prospect of Major Net Neutrality Consultation
  80. Christopher Moore on the C-61 Educational Exemption
  81. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Two
  82. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part Two
  83. Prentice Responds to Copyright Column
  84. Canadian Real Estate Association Forces Housing123 Offline
  85. Prentice Commits to Private Copying Consultation
  86. deBeer on Copyright Spin
  87. “Copyright Law Heavy-Handed”
  88. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part One
  89. A Week in the Life of the Canadian DMCA: Part One
  90. How the U.S. Got Its Canadian Copyright Bill
  91. How the U.S. Got Its Canadian Copyright Bill
  92. Creative Protests Against the Canadian DMCA
  93. Made-in-America Copyright Law
  94. Imagining the Internet: OECD ‘Future of the Internet’ Interviews, 2008: Michael Geist
  95. The Press is Not Impressed With Copyright Bill
  96. CBC’s Search Engine Crowdsources Copyright Questions
  97. “Made in Canada Copyright”
  98. The Copyright Protest Surge
  99. The Copyright Protest Surge
  100. CBC Business Network on Canadian DMCA
  101. The Canadian DMCA: A Betrayal
  102. The Canadian DMCA: A Betrayal
  103. Catching Up on the Canadian DMCA Coverage
  104. Copyright Bill’s Fine Print Makes For a Disturbing Read
  105. Copyright Bill’s Fine Print Makes For a Disturbing Read
  106. The Canadian DMCA: Check the Fine Print
  107. The Canadian DMCA: Check the Fine Print
  108. Slight Canadian DMCA Delay
  109. Tomorrow is Canadian DMCA Day
  110. Canadian Copyright Reform: The Comic Book Edition
  111. CIRA Creates Backdoor WHOIS Exceptions for Police and IP Owners
  112. Prentice’s Made in Canada Spin
  113. Competition Bureau Releases Telecom Industry Abuse Bulletin
  114. Petition Against System-Access Fees
  115. CRTC Considers Dropping Mandatory Telecom Disclosures
  116. Aeroplan Launches DRM-Free Music Store
  117. Van Loan Seeking to Centralize Conservative Copyright Message
  118. “Consumers May Lose Digital Content They Have Paid For”
  119. The WikiMinister
  120. Government Should Lift Veil on ACTA Secrecy
  121. Government Should Lift Veil on ACTA Secrecy
  122. Government Should Lift Veil on ACTA Secrecy
  123. Red Hat Founder Speaks Out Against Copyright Reform
  124. Krugman on Bits, Band and Books
  125. National Post Op-Ed On Copyright
  126. Why Notice-and-Notice Should Be Part of the Canadian DMCA
  127. Broad Canadian Consumer Coalition Speaks Out on Copyright
  128. Broad Canadian Consumer Coalition Speaks Out on Copyright
  129. Bob Rae Calls for an Open Copyright Debate
  130. Bob Rae Calls for an Open Copyright Debate
  131. Prentice’s Staff Scrubbing Copyright Controversy From Wikipedia Entry
  132. Prentice’s Staff Scrubbing Copyright Controversy From Wikipedia Entry
  133. Apple iTunes to Offer Downloadable Movies in Canada
  134. CIPP Launches Copyright Act Wiki
  135. Acting on ACTA
  136. Canadian Software Innovation Alliance Launches
  137. Prentice’s DMCA Indecision
  138. Prentice’s DMCA Indecision
  139. Environics Releases CRIA-Backed IP Survey
  140. Bloc Private Members Bill Calls for Public Register of Access Requests
  141. Report Says Canadian DMCA To Include $500 Fine Per Download
  142. Report Says Canadian DMCA To Include $500 Fine Per Download
  143. McGuinty Introduces Telecom Transparency Private Members Bill
  144. Digital Advocacy Comes to Parliament Hill
  145. Digital Advocacy Comes to Parliament Hill
  146. Japan Planning Fair Use Provision
  147. Bell Files Response in CRTC Throttling Case
  148. CIPPIC Launches Privacy Complaint Against Facebook
  149. CRTC Modifies Telecom Complaints Body
  150. National Post Calls for Greater Mobile Competition
  151. The Unofficial Canadian DMCA Background Document
  152. The Unofficial Canadian DMCA Background Document

May 2008

  1. Bell Hit With Quebec Class Action Over Throttling Practices
  2. U.S. Report Says ACTA Deal Gaining Steam
  3. Rogers Responds to Wireless Column
  4. “Let’s Stand Up to Big Brother”
  5. Copyright Letter to the Editor in the Citizen
  6. The Angus Net Neutrality Bill
  7. The CBC’s Terms of Use
  8. Canadians Stuck With Analog Rights in a Digital World
  9. Angus to Introduce Net Neutrality Bill
  10. CBC and Globe Cover Mounting ACTA Concern
  11. Canadians Stuck With Analog Rights in a Digital World
  12. Vancouver Province on ACTA
  13. Jim Flaherty’s DMCA?
  14. Canadian Press on IsoHunt Suit
  15. BC Privacy Commissioner Says 41 Days Too Long for Breach Notification
  16. Net Neutrality Hits Parliament Hill
  17. Chamber of Commerce to Launch IP Coalition on Monday
  18. Spectrum Auction Underway This Week
  19. Tracking YouTube Takedowns
  20. Quebec Presses Hollywood on Lack of Movie Dubbing
  21. Ten More Questions for Industry Minister Prentice
  22. Ten More Questions for Industry Minister Prentice
  23. Ten More Questions for Industry Minister Prentice
  24. Canadian Press on CIRA Whois Change
  25. The ACTA Leak
  26. Net Neutrality Rally on Parliament Hill
  27. CCER Issues Position on Copyright Reform
  28. Digital Advocacy Talk at Mesh
  29. Digital Advocacy Talk at Mesh
  30. Digital Advocacy at Mesh
  31. NDP Response to the Prentice DMCA
  32. Exclaim on the Canadian DMCA
  33. Music at Mesh
  34. Bell Launches On-Demand Video Service
  35. What Prentice Could Say to the U.S.
  36. IMSLP On the Way Back
  37. Canadian Broadband Ranking Continues to Drop
  38. Lessig on the U.S. Orphan Works Bill
  39. Prentice’s DMCA Deception
  40. Prentice’s DMCA Deception
  41. NY Times on Net Neutrality
  42. UK Prime Minister Launches Online Question Period
  43. Senate Spam Bill Important First Step After Years of Inaction
  44. Senate Spam Bill Important Step After Years of Inaction
  45. Who Needs Copyright, Anyway?
  46. Tim Denton Appointed CRTC Commissioner
  47. CRTC New Media Consultation
  48. Nymity Interview on iOptOut.ca
  49. Copyfight at the Library of Parliament Committee
  50. The Importance of the the Privacy Act and its Glaring Inadequacies: My Appearance Before the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics
  51. Angus Raises Copyright During Question Period
  52. CRTC Sets Timeline for Throttling Case
  53. The Canadian DMCA Delayed Again? I’m Not So Sure
  54. Speaking to the Parliamentary IP Caucus
  55. CRTC Denies CAIP Request for Interim Relief from Bell’s Throttling
  56. Fair Dealing and Media Use of Flickr Photos
  57. Knopf on Getty Images
  58. Degen Offers Free Download of Novel
  59. The CAB on Using Your VCR or PVR
  60. Conservatives Could Face Long, Hot Copyright Summer
  61. Conservatives Could Face Long, Hot Copyright Summer
  62. Records Indicate Government Misusing Crown Copyright
  63. Records Indicate Government Misusing Crown Copyright
  64. Conservative Senator Labels Facebook “Dangerous”
  65. CCTV Cameras in Action
  66. Knopf vs. ESA
  67. Bell Canada Hit With Privacy Complaint Over Deep Packet Inspection Practices
  68. France Says Canada Considering “Three Strikes and You’re Out” ISP Policy
  69. B.C. Court of Appeal Upholds Dismissal of Crookes Cyberlibel Suit
  70. Calm Copyright
  71. Ethics Committee Calls for Reinstatement of CAIRS
  72. Study Ranks Canadian Copyright Protection Among Best in the World
  73. Canwest on Copyright Reform
  74. Liberal Response to Net Neutrality
  75. Canada’s Wireless Crisis
  76. iPhone Arrival Places Spotlight on Canada’s Wireless Crisis
  77. Canada’s Wireless Crisis
  78. Manitoba Teen Charged With Impersonating Teacher on Facebook
  79. Angus Warns of DMCA Lobbyist Parade
  80. The Conservative Policy on Treaty Ratification in Action
  81. Getting Beyond Canada’s Copyright Myths
  82. Getting Beyond Canada’s Copyright Myths
  83. Conservatives Kill ATIP Database
  84. The Perils of 911 With VoIP
  85. Liberals Threaten Election Over C-10
  86. IP Caucus Rolls Out Welcome Mat for the U.S.
  87. DFAIT’s Consultation on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
  88. New CIRA Whois Policy Strikes Balance Between Privacy and Access
  89. Copyright Conferences and Balance
  90. Kerr on Searching for the Privacy Balance
  91. Canadian Facebook Growth by the Numbers

April 2008

  1. Who Speaks for the Liberals on Copyright?
  2. MSN Music Pulls the Plug on Consumers
  3. eMusic Launches Canadian Site
  4. Culture.ca Shutting Down
  5. The Copyright Myths
  6. The Copyright Myths
  7. Canadian Federation of Students on Copyright Reform
  8. Canadian Documentary Film Makers Lament Rights Costs
  9. Tawfik on User Rights, Circa 1832
  10. Patry on the Special 301 Report
  11. The Copyright Myths
  12. New Canadian WHOIS Policy Balances Privacy With Public Access
  13. Canadian Copyright Bill Likely in the Next Six Weeks
  14. Canadian Copyright Bill Likely in the Next Six Weeks
  15. NUPGE Calls on Liberals To Join Net Neutrality Fight
  16. Canwest on Net Neutrality at the CRTC
  17. QuebecTorrent Legal Fight Heads to Court in July
  18. CTV and ABC Strike Online Drama Deal
  19. Public Policy Forum Disinvites Knopf from IP Symposium
  20. More Support for CAIP
  21. Canada Remains in Good Company in USTR Special 301 Report
  22. Canada Remains in Good Company in USTR Special 301 Report
  23. Aca2k
  24. Security Breach Disclosure Bill May Fall Short
  25. CAIP Responds to Bell Throttling Submission
  26. Wilkins Confirms Copyright Discussions at SPP
  27. Wireless Nomad Supports CAIP at the CRTC
  28. Nominet to Establish Multi-Million Pound Fund for Net Community
  29. Canadian Voices Podcast Plays My Hart House Lecture: Still Relevant Two Years Later
  30. Statscan Reports Open Source Software Use on the Rise
  31. Where Do The Liberals Stand on Copyright?
  32. Where Do The Liberals Stand on Copyright?
  33. Net Neutrality Rally on Parliament Hill
  34. ACTA Discussed Internally Months Before Public Announcement
  35. CBC Covers Net Neutrality Developments
  36. Net Neutrality Comes to Corner Brook
  37. European Commission Conducts Survey on IP Enforcement
  38. Industry Committee on Canada’s Science and Technology Strategy
  39. B.C. PIPA Review Released
  40. Vuze Study Points To P2P Interference From Cogeco
  41. CAB Seeks New Copyright Exception
  42. Who Owns Sports Coverage?
  43. “Three Strikes and You’re Out” Policy Strikes Out
  44. “Three Strikes and You’re Out” Policy Strikes Out
  45. Privacy Commissioner on How to Fix the Privacy Act
  46. Angus Releases Public Letter on Net Neutrality
  47. iOptOut.ca Adds SSL Encryption
  48. Next Net Neutrality Steps at the CRTC
  49. CIRA’s New WHOIS Policy To Take Effect in June
  50. Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement Moves Forward
  51. Does Bell Really Have a P2P Bandwidth Problem?
  52. Primus Jumps Into CAIP-Bell Throttling Case
  53. Dot-CA Hits One Million Registrations But PQ Not Impressed
  54. Comcast Proposes File Sharing ‘Bill of Rights’
  55. CBC Spark’s Bell Interview
  56. Developing Canada’s Intellectual Property Agenda
  57. A History of Open Access in Canada
  58. Bell Responds to Throttling Concerns
  59. B.C. Unveils E-Health Privacy Bill
  60. National Gallery Looking For Profits in the Wrong Place
  61. National Gallery Looking For Profits in the Wrong Place
  62. CBC’s Spark Crowdsources Interview with Bell
  63. European Parliament Votes Against ISP “Graduated Response”
  64. CMA Responds to iOptOut Column
  65. National Post on Copyright Reform
  66. Why Academics Should Blog
  67. The Tyee on Throttling Net Traffic
  68. Ontario Launches Public Consultation on E-Waste Regulation
  69. New Zealand’s Digital Copyright Law Demonstrates Anti-Circumvention Flexibility
  70. World Economic Forum Ranks Canada Ahead of U.S. on IP Protection
  71. CRTC Receives Another Net Neutrality Submission
  72. Fair Dealing Reform a Key Innovation Policy Priority
  73. Fair Dealing Reform a Key Innovation Policy Priority
  74. CMA and MRIA Recommend Against Respecting iOptOut Requests
  75. Canadian Newspaper Online Revenue on the Rise
  76. B.C. Government Uses Copyright To Block Access to Information
  77. Canton on iOptOut
  78. iOptOut Reaction Foreshadows Do-Not-Call Challenges
  79. TV Rules Set for a Shake Up
  80. OK Go on Net Neutrality
  81. Swiftboating Fair Use
  82. DFAIT Launches Consultation on Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
  83. Industry Objects to Lawful Access Costs
  84. CRTC To Face Net Neutrality Issue as CAIP Demands Bell Cease and Desist Its Throttling Practices
  85. Stop the Throttler Campaign
  86. CBC on Traffic Shaping
  87. Montreal Gazette on Net Neutrality
  88. Bell Appeals Essential Services Decision
  89. Quebec Couple Wins Legal Fight Over Telus Long Term Contract
  90. Canadian Heritage Minister Appears Before Committee on C-10
  91. Trosow on CMEC’s Copyright Bulletin, Part Five
  92. Net Neutrality Raised During Question Period
  93. Identity Theft Hearings at the Justice Committee
  94. Bell’s ‘Throttling’ Plan a Threat to a Competitive Net
  95. Bell’s ‘Throttling’ Plan a Threat to a Competitive Net

March 2008

  1. USPTO Rejects Blackboard’s E-Learning Patents
  2. Bell In the Spotlight Throughout the Weekend
  3. Saunders on Canadian Data Rates
  4. The Fight For Fair Copyright in Canada
  5. The Fight For Fair Copyright in Canada
  6. iOptOut: The First 36 Hours
  7. Mounting Calls for Net Neutrality Action
  8. Angus on Net Neutrality
  9. Globe on Rogers’ Fee Changes
  10. Comcast Responds to Regulatory Threat
  11. Warner Music Makes Move Toward Unlimited Music for Monthly ISP Fee
  12. iOptOut: My Response to the Do-Not-Call Disappointment
  13. The Bell Wake-Up Call
  14. Behind the Scenes of the CBC BitTorrent Experiment
  15. How Non-Net Neutrality Affects Businesses
  16. H&R Block’s Privacy Policy
  17. EU Complains About Lack of U.S. Copyright Compliance
  18. Bell Secretly Throttling Wholesale Internet Services? – UPDATED
  19. ComputerWorld Canada on Copyright Reform
  20. The CBC’s Next Great Way To Distribute Content
  21. The CBC’s Next Great Way To Distribute Content
  22. Hulu.com Blocks Canadians from NHL Games
  23. Toronto Star on the CRTC and Cancon for the Net
  24. Patry on Israel and the USTR
  25. Trosow on CMEC
  26. Business in the Hotseat over Net Censorship
  27. Telemarketers Raise Fears About Do-Not-Call List
  28. Industry Committee Launches New Study on Science and Technology
  29. Ryerson Reverses on Facebook Expulsion
  30. SAC Defends Its Proposal
  31. CBC To Release Program DRM-Free Via BitTorrent
  32. Statscan Reports Canadian Music Industry Maintains Profitability
  33. ISPs and P2P
  34. Independent Film Alliance for Net Neutrality
  35. The Minneapolis Muni WiFi Model
  36. Responding to the IIPA’s “Inaccuracies and Hyperbole”
  37. Business on the Hotseat Over Net Censorship
  38. Canadian Spectrum Auction Bidders
  39. Rogers Broadband: New Caps But No New Transparency
  40. Moore on Brunet
  41. Katz on Collectives
  42. Toronto Star on a Cut-and-Paste Novel
  43. New Canadian Business IP Coalition on the Way
  44. E-Publishing and the Law
  45. EyeWeekly on the CRIA AudioMaxxx Mess
  46. CMEC On Fair Dealing
  47. MPAA Against Net Neutrality
  48. Fan-Funded Artists
  49. Everybody is Jumping on the Levy Bandwagon
  50. Charlie Angus on a WIPO Reality Check
  51. Canadian Lawyer on the Canadian Blawging
  52. Bill C-10 and the Non-Existent Problem
  53. Network Neutrality in Canada
  54. CMEC Renews Call for Educational Exemption
  55. Everybody Is Jumping on the Levy Bandwagon
  56. Toronto Star on Paying for P2P
  57. Facing Up To Facebook: The Fight For Fair Copyright in Canada
  58. Facing Up To Facebook: The Fight For Fair Copyright in Canada
  59. Facing Up To Facebook: The Fight For Fair Copyright in Canada
  60. Conservatives Rerun New Year Card Issue
  61. Senate Committee To Conduct Hearings on C-10
  62. Ryerson Student Faces Expulsion for Facebook Use
  63. CRIA Announces Shut Down of Canadian Counterfeiting Operation
  64. Privacy Commissioner Drops Rosh Hashanah Card Investigation
  65. The Globe Offers A Digital Copyright Scorecard
  66. National Post on Music and Piracy
  67. The Battle over C-10
  68. Canadian Leadership at WIPO Copyright Committee?
  69. Bulte Loses Nomination Bid For Don Valley West
  70. Publishers Dropping DRM for Audiobooks
  71. Toronto Star Calls for Copyright Bill
  72. Canada Stuck in the Slow Lane on Traffic Shaping Debate
  73. Canada Stuck in the Slow Lane on Traffic Shaping Debate

February 2008

  1. Protests Mount over C-10
  2. CreateChangeCanada
  3. LAC Digitization Strategy Respondents Call For Stronger Copyright Position
  4. Canadian Heritage Committee Report Raises Net Neutrality
  5. Liberals Argue Prentice Should Step Aside on Copyright
  6. Prentice Faces Questions on Conservative Copyright Infringement
  7. The Fair Copyright for Canada Toronto Chapter Meetup
  8. Canadians Play a Lead Role in “Books 2.0”
  9. NUPGE Calls for Net Neutrality Consultations
  10. Desire2Learn Loses Patent Case in Texas
  11. Debating the SAC Proposal
  12. Canadians Play a Lead Role in Books 2.0
  13. Canadian Government on ICANN
  14. Rogers Results Underscore “Absence of Price Wars”
  15. ITWorldCanada on the BCBC
  16. The SAC “Distraction”
  17. Nature Criticizes Canadian Science Policy
  18. Conservative Party Accused of Copyright Infringement
  19. EFF Pioneer Award
  20. USTR Invites Submissions on ACTA
  21. Canadian Heritage Committee Seeks a Say in Copyright Reform
  22. Corporate Giants Call for Copyright Compromise
  23. Montreal Gazette on Gilberto Gil
  24. Australian Governments Embrace Creative Commons Licensing
  25. National Post Joins the Copyright Debate
  26. Corporate Giants Call for Copyright Compromise
  27. Independent Report Blasts Access Copyright Over Lack of Transparency
  28. Private Member’s Bill Calls for CRTC To License ISPs
  29. CMPDA Claims Camcording All But Disappears in Canada
  30. Patry on the IIPA
  31. The Race Toward Clean Cloud Computing
  32. Canadian DMCA On Hold?
  33. Canadian DMCA On Hold?
  34. bcbcpositionpaper
  35. Harvard Faculty Adopts Open Access Requirement
  36. Bell Hit With Theft of Data on 3.4 Million Customers
  37. Net Neutrality Picks Up Steam in the U.S.
  38. Business Coalition for Balanced Copyright Speaks Out Against Canadian DMCA
  39. Business Coalition for Balanced Copyright Speaks Out Against Canadian DMCA
  40. Canadian Library Association Launches Copyright Advocacy Kit
  41. WIPO and Canada’s Obligations
  42. U.S. Copyright Lobby Complains About Canadian Copyright
  43. The Race Toward Clean Cloud Computing
  44. The Race Toward Clean Cloud Computing
  45. Unlocking Access
  46. Broadcasters Claim Copyright at the Breaking Point
  47. Prentice’s Failure to Communicate
  48. Prentice’s Failure to Communicate
  49. Movie Piracy Stats Dissected
  50. Angus Issues Three-Step Approach for Effective Copyright Reform
  51. Angus Issues Three-Step Approach for Effective Copyright Reform
  52. Tech Law Column in the Vancouver Sun
  53. Facebook’s Million Voices Against FARC
  54. Michigan Surpasses Million Digitized Books
  55. Technology Plays Key Role in Obama Success Story
  56. Technology Plays Key Role in Obama Success Story
  57. Microsoft Misleads on Copyright Reform
  58. Microsoft Misleads on Copyright Reform
  59. Prentice Backtracks On Treaty Policy
  60. Is Prentice’s Copyright Bill Born in the U.S.A.?
  61. Is Prentice’s Copyright Bill Born in the U.S.A.?
  62. The Conservative Copyright MPs – An Update
  63. The Conservative Copyright MPs – An Update
  64. Yau on CMEC Copyright Proposal
  65. Squawk Box on Fair Copyright

January 2008

  1. Why The Conservative Treaty Policy Issue Won’t Go Away
  2. Two More Opponents of Prentice’s Canadian DMCA
  3. The Georgia Straight on Copyright Reform
  4. More Copyright MPs
  5. Fair Copyright for Canada Local Chapter Meetings
  6. Angus Calls for WIPO Debate Before Copyright Bill
  7. Angus Calls for WIPO Debate Before Copyright Bill
  8. ISPs Face New Role in Network Control
  9. Norwegian Public Broadcaster Uses BitTorrent for Content Distribution
  10. CRTC to Delegate Do-Not-Call List Enforcement
  11. ISP Safe Harbour Called Thieves Charter
  12. Doctorow on Commercial vs. Cultural Uses
  13. ISPs Face New Role in Network Control
  14. The Copyright MPs in the Spotlight
  15. Denton on Copyright and Right vs. Left
  16. The Canadian DMCA: A Summary To-Date
  17. The Canadian DMCA: A Summary To-Date
  18. Montreal’s La Presse on the SAC Proposal
  19. Canton on Copyright
  20. The McMurdy Profile
  21. Joe Clark on the CCC
  22. Chicago Tribune on the SAC Proposal
  23. Arthur Ponsonby and the Canadian DMCA
  24. Arthur Ponsonby and the Canadian DMCA
  25. Why Copyright?
  26. CRIA Says No Content Blocking Demands in Forthcoming Bill
  27. Wikinomics on the Copyright MPs
  28. Privacy Coalition Warns on Copyright Reform
  29. The MPAA Error
  30. IFPI Continues the March Against ISPs
  31. The Legal Status of E-Petitions
  32. 2008 Final Exam
  33. The Copyright MPs
  34. The Copyright MPs
  35. The Copyright MPs
  36. Harper Government Fires National Science Advisor
  37. Australia Launches a Copyright Consultation
  38. Frith Leaves CMPDA
  39. Fair Copyright for Canada Local Chapters Grow Again
  40. Canadian Copyright Lobby Seeking Mandated ISP Filtering
  41. Canadian Copyright Lobby Seeking Mandated ISP Filtering
  42. Canadian Copyright Lobby Seeking Mandated ISP Filtering
  43. Why Copyright?
  44. The CCC on Copyright Reform
  45. The CCC on Copyright Reform
  46. Two Copyright Columns To Start the Week
  47. Fair Copyright Provides Prentice With Reform Roadmap
  48. Privacy Commissioner Warns Against Copyright Reform’s Threat to Privacy
  49. Privacy Commissioner of Canada Warns Against Weakening Privacy Through Canadian DMCA
  50. Privacy Commissioner of Canada Warns Against Weakening Privacy Through Canadian DMCA
  51. Access Copyright Updates Public Domain Registry Plans
  52. Fair Copyright for Canada Local Continues to Grow
  53. 2003 Final Exam
  54. 2005finalexam
  55. Sounds Like Copyright
  56. Sounds Like Copyright
  57. My Fair Copyright for Canada Principles
  58. My Fair Copyright for Canada Principles
  59. Campus Press Picks Up Copyright Mantle
  60. Vancouver Sun Warns Against Unfair Copyright
  61. Montreal Gazette on the Copyright Clash
  62. When Free Access to Research is Mandated By Law
  63. DMCA Used to Sue Over Bad Movie Review
  64. A New Copyright Pledge
  65. A New Copyright Pledge
  66. National Post Calls for Format Shifting Exception
  67. Why Is There No Canadian MIT?
  68. Why Is There No Canadian MIT?
  69. Local Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook Groups Take Off
  70. Federal Court of Appeal Kills iPod Levy
  71. Trosow on Copyright
  72. Fair Copyright for Canada Goes Local
  73. Fair Copyright for Canada Goes Local
  74. Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Ringtone Decision
  75. Canadian Bar Association Hit By Security Breach
  76. Social Media and Data Portability
  77. UK Issues Public Consultation on More Flexible Copyright
  78. UK Issues Public Consultation on More Flexible Copyright
  79. deBeer’s Five Copyright Resolutions
  80. Appropriation Art on Copyright Reform
  81. Eight Tech Law Issues To Watch in 2008
  82. Eight Tech Law Issues To Watch in 2008
  83. Eight Tech Law Issues To Watch in 2008
  84. Bulte’s Back
  85. Toronto Star on “Fencing Off the English Language”
  86. BC Man Arrested in U.S. Spam Case
  87. The Battle over the CTF
  88. Copyright Reform Op-Eds From Coast to Coast
  89. Copyright Reform Op-Eds From Coast to Coast
  90. Mainstream Media Picks Up Where It Left Off on Copyright
  91. Mainstream Media Picks Up Where It Left Off on Copyright
  92. Mainstream Media Picks Up Where It Left Off on Copyright
  93. CRIA Calls SAC P2P Proposal A “Pipe Dream”
  94. Why Canada Needs More Flexible Fair Dealing
  95. Sony Recommends DRM Circumvention
  96. Canadian Digital Music Sales Outperform the U.S. – Again
  97. Prentice Calls for “Extensive Copyright Discussions”. . . After the Canadian DMCA Is Introduced
  98. Prentice Calls for “Extensive Copyright Discussions”. . . After the Canadian DMCA Is Introduced
  99. The 2007 CLawBies
  100. Quebec Bloggers on the Canadian DMCA
  101. Public Domain Day 2008

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