Copyright Choices and Voices
- 1. copyright choices and voices michael geist canada research chair in internet and e-commerce law university of ottawa, faculty of law
- 7. technology
- 8. law
- 9. technology
- 10. content creation
- 28. content sharing
- 34. books
- 64. law
- 65. scc
- 67. Theberge (2002)
- 68. Excessive control by holders of copyrights and other forms of intellectual property may unduly limit the ability of the public domain to incorporate and embellish creative innovation in the long-term interests of society as a whole, or create practical obstacles to proper utilization.
- 69. cch (2004)
- 70. the fair dealing exception is perhaps more properly understood as an integral part of the Copyright Act than simply a defence. Any act falling within the fair dealing exception will not be an infringement of copyright. The fair dealing exception, like other exceptions in the Copyright Act, is a users right. In order to maintain the proper balance between the rights of a copyright owner and users interests, it must not be interpreted restrictively.
- 71. Robertson (2006)
- 72. The public interest is particularly significant in the context of archived newspapers. These materials are a primary resource for teachers, students, writers, reporters, and researchers. It is this interest that hangs in the balance between the competing rights of the two groups of creators in this case, the authors and the publishers.
- 74. cch (2004)
- 75. The fair dealing exception under s. 29 is open to those who can show that their dealings with a copyrighted work were for the purpose of research or private study. Research must be given a large and liberal interpretation in order to ensure that users rights are not unduly constrained. I agree with the Court of Appeal that research is not limited to non-commercial or private contexts.
- 76. The amount taken may also be more or less fair depending on the purpose. For example, for the purpose of research or private study, it may be essential to copy an entire academic article or an entire judicial decision.
- 77. Persons or institutions relying on the s. 29 fair dealing exception need only prove that their own dealings with copyrighted works were for the purpose of research or private study and were fair. They may do this either by showing that their own practices and policies were research-based and fair, or by showing that all individual dealings with the materials were in fact research-based and fair.
- 78. not all the news is good
- 79. bad news story
- 80. c-60
- 82. tepid gains on distance ed
- 83. wipo
- 88. books
- 89. canadian dmca
- 90. what to do?
- 91. positive agenda
- 92. ten things
- 93. drm, drm, drm
- 94. open access
- 95. open licensing
- 97. use cch
- 98. drop the internet exception
- 100. crown copyright
- 102. contractual limits
- 103. our choices
- 104. choose wisely
- 105. the choice has been made
- 106. locks over learning
- 108. suits over security
- 111. politics over policy
- 112. made in the usa over canadian made
- 113. 7
- 114. 2
- 115. 500,000
- 117. choices
- 118. voices
- 119. make yours heard