Canadian Copyright Reform Bill – The Winners and Losers
We have just wrapped up reviewing bill C-32, Canada’s copyright reform bill. Since Canada had a huge public consultation on the matter earlier, we found it to be an interesting idea to go over the submissions and try to determine whether or not Canadians were listened to or not. Since it would be far too
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Canadian Copyright Reform Bill – The Winners and Losers
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