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Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge’s Tries to Re-Write Bill C-11 History: There Is No Quick Implementation and the Government is to Blame

Michael Geist

The government plans to release its final policy direction on Bill C-11 today just days ahead of the start of a weeks-long series of hearings at the CRTC on the Online Streaming Act (I am scheduled to appear in early December). St-Onge continues that approach with her comments about the Bill C-11 policy direction.

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Filmmakers Request Identities of Reddit Users to Aid Piracy Lawsuit

TorrentFreak

This includes Redditors who have semi-anonymously shared their thoughts on piracy warnings and repeat infringer policies from Internet providers. Attorney Kerry Culpepper discovered several Reddit discussions with potentially relevant comments. To gather more details, the filmmakers would like to know who these commenters are.

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Vidal Tells IP Press USPTO Has Been Listening and Learning in Year One—But Now It’s Time for Action

IP Watchdog

If last year was about listening…this is really the year where we’re trying to bring that to impact,” said Vidal. We now have more knowledge to shape real policy,” Vidal said.

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On Media Bailouts and Bias: Why Government Media Policy Is Undermining Public Trust

Michael Geist

Byrne’s comment strikes me as absurd as those of the radio host. While I don’t think any individual journalist biases coverage based on media funding, I do think the government’s media policies – both the significant public funding and Bill C-18 – have led to biased editorial coverage and a growing public perception of media bias.

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Extend the Deadline: My Submission to the CRTC on its Deeply Flawed Bill C-11 Consultations

Michael Geist

The deadline for comment on the extension ended yesterday and I navigated an exceptionally difficult consultation process (more on that shortly) to submit the comments posted below. I focus on the intersection between law and technology with an emphasis on digital policies.

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Why Margaret Atwood is Right to Criticize Bill C-11 and What the Backlash Teaches About the Risks of Challenging Government Policy

Michael Geist

Margaret Atwood, the famed Canadian author, has been the target of a predictable backlash for her comments criticizing Bill C-11. The reaction has led to columnists suggesting she’s speaking nonsense and one writer group calling her comments “misguided and uninformed”. So why the backlash?

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Court Protects Redditors’ Right to Anonymous Speech in Piracy Case

TorrentFreak

Every day, millions of people from all over the world submit posts, comments, and other content to Reddit. In many cases, discussion comments are read and soon forgotten but several old threads were brought back to life recently as part of a piracy liability case. RCN seems fairly lax…no data caps.

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