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By Colin Braithwaite | 2 Minutes Read June 17, 2010

New copyright bill tabled

For those of you haven't been following the contentious reform of the existing and antiquated Copyright Act, this is the fed's third crack at it. The Liberals tabled Bill C-60 in 2005, which was criticized for favouring the interests of copyright holders over consumers and died when Parliament was dissolved that year. The Conservatives tried again with Bill C-61 in 2008. It faced the same complaints, and disappeared when the government prorogued.

Article by Colin Braithwaite / Business, Finance and Accounting / content producers, copyright, Copyright Act, Copyright Modernization Act, digital locks, fair dealing, FAPP, Finance and Accounting PolicyPro, Michael Geist, trademarks

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