All posts tagged Canadian copyright

A version of this post was originally published as an editorial in The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter. In light of the amendments to the Canadian Copyright

So what do copyright lawyers do on weekends? (This is not the beginning of a joke.) I spent the past weekend at a food blogger’s conference. Was I

Scroll down to register. Canadian Copyright Law (CCL) is a 16 e-lesson eTutorial course which is a primer/refresher on Canadian copyright law. Includes information on November 2012 amendments and

This issue is a special issue which focusses on a single topic: fair use + fair dealing. The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter covers a broad range

Unlike the U.S. and many other countries, Canada has a mechanism in its Copyright Act to help obtain permission to use content in which the copyright owner is

If copyright education is part of your early 2013 goals, below are five online courses to choose from. The courses begin in January and February and range from

Snippets from issue 3, 2012 volume of The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter: “Have you ever been emailed a photograph of yourself, or come across one on a blog

Individuals may now subscribe at a reduced rate to The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter for reading on your computer, digital tablet or phone. Priced for personal

The October 2012 issue of the LEH-Letter: Copyright, New Media Law & E-Commerce News is now available. See previous 2012