Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws
The bill also clarifies that Internet companies can’t be held liable for copyright infringements by their customers
By News on the Net —— Bio and Archives--June 3, 2010
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By Alexandre Deslongchamps
(Bloomberg) -- Canada today introduced new copyright legislation that will protect digital locks companies put on DVDs and other content, allow transfers for personal use and free Internet providers of liability for piracy by users.
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