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Description: Comments on law and technology topics by Prof. Michael Geist of the University of Ottawa.
The Copyright Board of Canada has issued a to Access Copyright in the tariff proceedings involving Canadian post-secondary institutions. Once Canada universities and colleges quit the proceedings, the Board was left to play a more aggressive role in questioning Access Copyright's claims. Its questions focus on several important issues (discussed further below), but perhaps most noteworthy is its preliminary conclusion on what constitutes insubstantial or de minimis copying.
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| Page title: | Michael Geist - Blog |
| Keywords: | Internet E-commerce Law, broadband, budget, cpc, conservatives, social media, surveillance, snowden, csec, canada, privacy, digital strategy, moore, budget, cmpa, cria, netflix, google, regulation, crtc, crtc, regulation, netflix, tv consultation, simultaneous substitution, spectrum auction, wireless, quebecor, videotron, moore, teksavvy, voltage, copyright, downloading, trolls, copyright troll, teksavvy, voltage, copyright, de minimis, fair dealing, board, access copyright, linking |
| Description: | Dr. Michael Geist is the Canada Research Chair of Internet and E-commerce Law at the University of Ottawa., canadian gov on rural broadband, cpc social media, fight back on surveillance, budget and the digital strategy, netflix reg column, crtc tv consultation, spectrum auction results, teksavvy decision, teksavvy voltage troll, copyright board de minimis |
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