Must Reads

• CPCC Political Survey on Private Copying

  The Canadian Private Copying Collective has released a survey of the major political parties on their views on the private copying levy.  The Conservatives did not respond.  The release does not appear on the CPCC site, but FYI Music reports on the results. Oct.10/08Comments (5)

• ZDNet on Canadian Copyright

  ZDNet covers the Conservative commitment to bring back C-61 and the popularity of the copyright pledge. Oct.10/08Comments (0)

• Canadian Cyber-Security Strategy on the Way

  The CBC reports that a Canadian cyber-security strategy may be unveiled this fall. Oct.10/08Comments (1)

• CBC on the Copyright Pledge

  The CBC and CBC's Search Engine both cover the growing interest in the copyright pledge. Oct.07/08Comments (0)

• Internet For Everyone

  Groups from across the country have launched InternetforEveryone.ca, dedicated to promoting open access to the Internet for all Canadians. Oct.06/08Comments (0)

• Fair Copyright for Canada Vancouver Chapter Holds C-61 Funeral

  The Vancouver Province reports on mock-funeral for C-61 staged by the Fair Copyright for Canada, Vancouver chapter over the weekend. Oct.06/08Comments (0)

• Hollywood Targets Irish Pre-Schools With Royalty Demands

  The Sunday Times reports that Hollywood groups have sent demand letters to 2,500 Irish pre-schools for playing DVDs in class without paying a royalty. Oct.06/08Comments (2)

• Debating Copyright in Thunder Bay

  Ben Babcock blogs about an election debate in Thunder Bay-Superior North where copyright was part of the discussion. Oct.03/08Comments (0)

• U.S. Senators Express Concern About ACTA

  U.S. Senators Patrick Leahy and Arlen Specter, typically associated with increased IP protection, have issued a public letter to the USTR expressing concern about the current direction of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations. Oct.03/08Comments (1)

• Coalition Calls for Net Neutrality as an Election Issue

  SaveourNet.ca has formed a broad coalition of groups calling for telecom policy to form a bigger part of the current election debate. Oct.03/08Comments (0)