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13 March 2012
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As Michael Geist and others have pointed out, ACTA is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement without the main sources of counterfeits b...
07 March 2012
Workshop Audience Barred From 'Demonstrating' Approval Of Michael Geist's ACTA Takedown
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Although ACTA has now been referred by the European Commission to the European Court of Justice, it continues its passage through the va...
29 May 2009
Why the “Copycats?” Report has a Copycat Problem
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Along with death and taxes, one of the other certainties in life is the constant flow of reports from the media industries claiming that cop...
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15 April 2009
Goodbye WIPO, Hello ACTA?
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Something strange is happening at the WIPO: it's becoming more reasonable. Where once it was a bastion of intellectual monopoly intransi...
05 February 2009
Is the EU Acting Duplicitously Over ACTA?
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As I and many others have noted, the current negotiations over the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) are, on the one hand, shrouded...
02 December 2008
Why Copyright, O Canada?
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Over on the Open Enterprise blog, I have been extolling the virtues of James Boyle's new book, The Public Domain . I still urge you to...
13 June 2008
More Unspeakable Acts
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Michael Geist has been warning about this for a while, and now the beast is out : Today the Government of Canada introduced long-overdue and...
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24 April 2008
O(SS) Canada! Our Home and Native Land!
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Some impressive official stats about open source use in Canada: "Open source" software is rising in popularity, according to surv...
06 February 2008
Michael Geist on a Misleading Microsoft
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The Hill Times this week includes an astonishingly misleading and factually incorrect article on Canadian copyright written by Microsoft. So...
03 November 2007
P2P'ers (Heart) CDs
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Imagine : A newly study commissioned by Industry Canada, which includes some of the most extensive surveying to date of the Canadian populat...
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22 October 2007
Tragedy of the (Music Score) Commons
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Here's Wikipedia's info about the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP): a project for the creation of a virtual librar...
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05 September 2007
MPAA Jets in To Spread Some Cinematic Fantasy
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When are these people going to get a clue ? Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) president Dan Glickman is today lobbying UK film mi...
15 May 2007
Copyright Done Right(er)
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Meanwhile , back in the real world: The Government has proposed a change to the damages available under the Copyright, Designs and Patents ...
17 April 2007
OECD on UCC
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That's user-created content to you. A big, rather dry, but useful report on said. (Via Michael Geist .)
20 March 2007
A Lot of Copyright Whatnot
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A superb example of how cavalier proponents of intellectual monopolies can be with figures: Leaving aside the rhetoric, what is particularl...
02 January 2007
Public Domain Day
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An interesting list of works that have come into the public domain this year - in some places, depending on how idiotic the term of copyrig...
15 December 2006
Hold the Front Page
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This is rather impressive in its way: The TAB is owned by GateHouse Media, a newspaper conglomerate that owns 75 daily and 231 weekly newsp...
11 October 2006
The Parallel Politics of Copyright and the Environment
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One of the ideas that I've been banging on about on this blog is the commonality of the commons - how entirely disparate areas like open...
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08 October 2006
The Death of WIPO?
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I barely dared hope that the recent events at WIPO marked a significant moment, but here 's someone rather better qualified than I am t...
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