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In The NewsNov 07, 2012
As of today, November 7, 2012, the changes to the Copyright Act that were part of Bill
C-11 come into effect. The Copyright Act is the piece of federal
legislation regarding copyright and allowable uses of material protected by
copyright. There has been an effort to
reform and modernize ...
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Nov 01, 2012
As a result of the June 2012 decision to remain outside
Access Copyright, the University of Saskatchewan has been working to help
ensure members of the university community are using copyright materials
appropriately. We would like to thank
the university community for their support as we have...
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Jul 12, 2012
On July 12, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down five long-awaited decisions on cases dealing with copyright and fair dealing. These decisions provide additional guidance and clarity on the application of fair dealing. Two of the five decisions directly treated different aspects o...
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