As reported in our 21 July blog, the Government of Canada is hosting a nationwide consultation on copyright modernization. The government, as stated on the Copyright Consultations Web site, believes that all Canadians have a stake in this dialogue and has encouraged Canadians to join the discussion and to express their views throughout the consultation period, from July 20 to September 13, 2009. Stakeholders, experts and Canadians have been invited to participate in a series of round tables and town halls to discuss copyright. On 21 July, the Canadian Library Association participated in a round table in Calgary, voicing copyright concerns that concern libraries.
Read the transcript form the 21 July round table.
View Round Table/Town Hall schedule.
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August 11, 2009
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