Thinking outside the Canadian copyright box
Bruce Lehman's acknowledgement of the failure of U.S. policy and his encouragement to consider new solutions serves as an important reminder that there still remains the potential for a truly Canadian approach to copyright.
Last month, McGill University hosted an important conference on the future of copyright and the music industry. The conference brought together music notables such as famed producer Sandy Pearlman and NDP heritage critic Charlie Angus, yet the most interesting–and surprising–comments ...
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