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European Protesters Unite Against ACTA

CP | Vanessa Gera, The Associated Press | Posted 04.12.2012 | Canada Business

WARSAW, Poland - Protesters took to the freezing cold streets of Berlin, Helsinki and many other European cities Saturday to voice anger at an interna...

Why a SOPA Version of the Canadian Copyright Bill Could Target YouTube

Michael Geist | Posted 03.26.2012 | Canada Business
Michael Geist

The Business Coalition for Balanced Copyright has already expressed concern with the Bill C-11 digital lock rules. Turning Bill C-11 into a Canadian SOPA would only make matters worse, creating a legal framework that would harm Canadian business and consumers.

IN PHOTOS: Websites Go Dark

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 01.18.2012 | Canada

More than 7,000 websites — including Wikipedia and Google — went dark Jan. 18 to protest anti-piracy legislation currently making its way through ...

What U.S. Web Piracy Bills Mean For You

CBC | Posted 03.19.2012 | Canada Politics

Some of the best-known sites on the internet, including Wikipedia, are going offline today in a "Dark Wednesday" protest against legislati...

Black Wednesday: In Protest of SOPA, Darken the Web

Michael Geist | Posted 03.19.2012 | Canada Politics
Michael Geist

Some of the Internet's leading websites, including Wikipedia and Mozilla, will go dark today to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). The U.S. bills have generated massive public protest over proposed provisions that could cause enormous harm to the Internet and freedom of speech.

SOPA: All Your Internets Belong to U.S.

Michael Geist | Posted 01.16.2012 | Canada Business
Michael Geist

Stop Online Piracy Act's potential impact on the Internet is enormous as it cuts across the lifeblood of the Internet in the effort to target websites that are characterized as being "dedicated to the theft of U.S. property." Experts believe this standard could capture hundreds of legitimate websites and services.