Win for consumers!
The federal government's proposal to make consumers liable for legal damages of up to $5,000 if they break digital locks to copy movies, video games or electronic books for their own personal use appears dead on arrival -with all three opposition parties speaking out yesterday against this key provision of the Conservative government's copyright bill. Read the full article in The Gazette
04 November 2010
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On his blog, Michael Geist summarizes each party's position on digital lock preventions in Bill C-32
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Well that's good. At least I think so. Ahem.
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