Federal Court ruling shows copyright fair dealing fears greatly exaggerated

Bill C-32 will open the door to other potential uses being treated as fair dealing, but the requirements for fairness remain unchanged.

The introduction of long-awaited copyright reform legislation has generated considerable discussion among Canadians about whether the latest bill strikes the right balance. While concern over Bill C-32's digital lock rules has garnered the lion share of attention with expressions of concern from ...

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