| 04 June, 2012 | Last updated 2 days 6 hours 57 minutes ago |
Copyright Board procedural delays prompt efforts to speed things upAugust 12, 2011 - 2:52pm — By Simon Doyle
The Copyright Board of Canada is feeling pressure from industry and user groups to speed up its decision-making process. The Wire Report spoke to six sources—some on the record and some on a background basis—who said the delays are frustrating and that it often takes more than a year for the board to issue a tariff decision after a hearing. 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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