Copyright consultation provides blueprint for reform
Canadians care deeply about copyright and are determined to have their views reflected in government policy. When a copyright bill is unveiled, Canadians will be paying close attention.
OTTAWA—This past summer, Industry Minister Tony Clement and Canadian Heritage Minister James Moore successfully completed the first national public consultation on copyright policy in eight years. While there were a few inevitable hiccups, the consultation is rightly viewed as among the mos...
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