| 17 May, 2012 | Last updated 10 hours ago |
Tories poised to repeat Bill C-61 copyright legislation, Geist saysMay 5, 2010 - 6:38pm — Jonathan Migneault and Simon Doyle
The federal government is poised to introduce a new copyright bill within the next six weeks that will include American-inspired anti-circumvention measures and reject flexible fair dealing, Michael Geist says. Geist, a digital rights advocate and the Canada research chair of Internet and e-commerce law at the University of Ottawa, posted on his blog Wednesday that the Conservative government is planning “a virtual repeat” of its former Bill C-61. Purchase this articleContact Ryan O'Neill at 613-232-5952 ext. 222 or roneill@thewirereport.ca You will receive our Headline Bulletin twice each week, with hotlinks to comprehensive news coverage and analysis of Canada’s communications industry. Already a subscriber? Click here to log-in and view this article. |
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