On January 16, 1995, the Information Highway Advisory Council of the Government of Canada released a draft report prepared by its Copyright Subcommitte entitled"Copyright and the Information Highway".
Copies are available from:
Gopher debra.dgbt.doc.ca port 70/Information Highway Advisory Council FTP debra.dgbt.doc.ca/pub/info-highway WWW http://debra.dgbt.doc.ca/info-highway/ih.html Email council[_at_]istc.ca Snail Mail Information Highway Advisory Council Secretariat 300 Slater Street Ottawa, ON K1A 0C8 Canada ____________________________________________________________ David Mitchell Tel: 604-721-1075 3rd Year LLB Email: ul155[_at_]freenet.victoria.bc.caUniversity of Victoria
On Wed, 25 Jan 1995, Michael Lean wrote:
>
> A recent edition (last week) of "Edupage" carried an item headed
> "Info-Highway Needs Policing", and reported recommendations of the
> Canadian Info -Hwy Advisory Council on copyright matters for "the
> digital age" , viz: e-mail between two people containing a copyrighted
> work should not be illegal; BBS owners and operators should be
> considered liable for unauthorised use of copyrighted materials on
> their systems; tampering (with) or bypassing encryption or security
> software should be made an offence under the criminal code; the
> government should assist in the development and use of technology to
> make it easier to identify and trace copyright owners; penalties for
> copyright infringement should be increased.
>
> Does anyone have any more detailed information on these recommendations?
> They seem interesting....
>
> Mike Lean
> <lean[_at_]qut.edu.au>
Received on Thu Jan 26 1995 - 05:01:32 GMT
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