Copyright in Canada, Again

Michael Geist has another article about the Canadian Supreme Court's decision in The Law Society of Upper Canada v. CCH Canadian, this time in the Toronto Star: Low-tech case has high-tech impact

The Law Society of Upper Canada v. CCH Canadian, a Supreme Court of Canada decision released by a unanimous court several weeks ago, instantly ranks as one of the strongest pro-user rights decisions from any high court in the world, showing what it means to do more than pay mere lip service to balance in copyright
Previously: Canada Copyright and Copyright Balancing in Canada.

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