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: Excess CopyrightThe Gathering Storm
By Howard Knopf
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See today's Globe and Mail:Ottawa accused of caving in to Hollywood on copyright
OTTAWA ? The Conservative government hasn't even released its proposed copyright reform legislation, but already a showdown is brewing between media producers demanding protection from tech-savvy pirates and the grassroots efforts of thousands of Canadians who believe the bill will be unjustifiably restrictive.
(emphasis added).As a result, what was once a low-key issue in Ottawa is morphing into a potential political storm.
PS - in one day on a very busy weekend, there are almost 200 spontaneous comments posted on the Globe and Mail website to the above article. Many of them are quite perceptive. Since registration is required to comment, one can assume that this is but the small tip of a big iceberg.
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Full post as published by Excess Copyright on December 22, 2007 (boomark / email).
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