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A proposed bill to amend Canada’s Copyright Act
Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:37:20 PDT
A week ago the minority federal government of Canada, and Industry Minister Jim Prentice, tabled an amendment to the Copyright Act. Entitled Bill C-61, its purpose is to bring Canadian copyright law into compliance with the current WIPO treaty (this despite their being no international legal obligation to implement WIPO - it hasn’t been ratified by Canada). Prentice states in a Toronto Star letter to the editor that C-61 will allow… “…the recording of webcasts I think he means podcasts and
Daily Tidbits: June 29, 2008
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 20:02:51 PDT
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YouTube Fridays: Bill Gates’ last day (revisited) - IT World Canada Blogs
Mike receives an unwelcome lecture from THE VISITOR
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 02:02:17 PDT
God help us all, I have another gripe. THE VISITOR is a film about immigration and the monolithic, uncaring US system which deals with it. Uptight professor Walter Vale (Richard Jenkins) is in a rut, he recycles old lecture notes for his students, can't get inspired to write any new work and is generally quiet and miserable. After a colleague falls ill he is forced to travel from his home in suburban Connecticut to New York City to deliver a paper at a conference, but when he arrives at his city
Layoff news hits home, forcing new insight (Deseret Morning News)
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 23:34:14 PDT
During more than six years on the business desk at the Deseret News, I edited or wrote dozens of stories about corporate layoffs.
Gay social networking site launched in Jamaica
Fri, 20 Jun 2008 06:42:33 PDT
Gay discrimination law passes Lithuanian parliament Discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation has been included in a new Law on Equal Treatment passed by the Lithuanian parliament. Californian voters split over gay marriage With the arrival of legal gay and lesbian marriages in California, same-sex marriage opponents are working feverishly to render those same marriages illegal. Carly Simon comments on lesbian rumours She’s back with a brand new album—the highest deb
Purchase of Theme Song, a Staple of Canadian Culture, Upsets Hockey Fans (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Mon, 16 Jun 2008 18:36:49 PDT
Canada’s CTV network purchased the exclusive rights to a beloved hockey theme song associated with a program on a rival broadcaster.
A proposed bill to amend Canada’s Copyright Act
Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:37:20 PDT
A week ago the minority federal government of Canada, and Industry Minister Jim Prentice, tabled an amendment to the Copyright Act. Entitled Bill C-61, its purpose is to bring Canadian copyright law into compliance with the current WIPO treaty (this despite their being no international legal obligation to implement WIPO - it hasn’t been ratified by Canada). Prentice states in a Toronto Star letter to the editor that C-61 will allow… “…the recording of webcasts I think he means podcasts and
Intervention is tough to watch, illuminates addiction - The Gazette (Montreal)
Int'l Trend Setter™ - ITS Online - Women and Tattoos
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 15:28:06 PDT
Are tattoos on women adornment or a distraction? Example: Put a tattoo on Jennifer Love Hewitt does that change things for you?
Wayne County news briefs - Detroit Free Press
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Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:37:20 PDT
A week ago the minority federal government of Canada, and Industry Minister Jim Prentice, tabled an amendment to the Copyright Act. Entitled Bill C-61, its purpose is to bring Canadian copyright law into compliance with the current WIPO treaty (this despite their being no international legal obligation to implement WIPO - it hasn’t been ratified by Canada). Prentice states in a Toronto Star letter to the editor that C-61 will allow… “…the recording of webcasts I think he means podcasts and
Daily Tidbits: June 29, 2008
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 20:02:51 PDT
Latest political news, updated constantly.
YouTube Fridays: Bill Gates’ last day (revisited) - IT World Canada Blogs
YouTube Fridays: Bill Gates’ last day (revisited) IT World Canada Blogs, Canada - Jun 27, 2008 If you want more up-to-date footage than this, check out CBC Newsworld today around 2:30 EST where I’ll be discussing the big guy’s legacy and the company ... |
Mike receives an unwelcome lecture from THE VISITOR
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 02:02:17 PDT
God help us all, I have another gripe. THE VISITOR is a film about immigration and the monolithic, uncaring US system which deals with it. Uptight professor Walter Vale (Richard Jenkins) is in a rut, he recycles old lecture notes for his students, can't get inspired to write any new work and is generally quiet and miserable. After a colleague falls ill he is forced to travel from his home in suburban Connecticut to New York City to deliver a paper at a conference, but when he arrives at his city
Layoff news hits home, forcing new insight (Deseret Morning News)
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 23:34:14 PDT
During more than six years on the business desk at the Deseret News, I edited or wrote dozens of stories about corporate layoffs.
Gay social networking site launched in Jamaica
Fri, 20 Jun 2008 06:42:33 PDT
Gay discrimination law passes Lithuanian parliament Discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation has been included in a new Law on Equal Treatment passed by the Lithuanian parliament. Californian voters split over gay marriage With the arrival of legal gay and lesbian marriages in California, same-sex marriage opponents are working feverishly to render those same marriages illegal. Carly Simon comments on lesbian rumours She’s back with a brand new album—the highest deb
Purchase of Theme Song, a Staple of Canadian Culture, Upsets Hockey Fans (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Mon, 16 Jun 2008 18:36:49 PDT
Canada’s CTV network purchased the exclusive rights to a beloved hockey theme song associated with a program on a rival broadcaster.
A proposed bill to amend Canada’s Copyright Act
Thu, 19 Jun 2008 22:37:20 PDT
A week ago the minority federal government of Canada, and Industry Minister Jim Prentice, tabled an amendment to the Copyright Act. Entitled Bill C-61, its purpose is to bring Canadian copyright law into compliance with the current WIPO treaty (this despite their being no international legal obligation to implement WIPO - it hasn’t been ratified by Canada). Prentice states in a Toronto Star letter to the editor that C-61 will allow… “…the recording of webcasts I think he means podcasts and
Intervention is tough to watch, illuminates addiction - The Gazette (Montreal)
 Leader Post | Intervention is tough to watch, illuminates addiction The Gazette (Montreal), Canada - Jun 16, 2008 ... and tribulations of Wacko Jacko take centre stage in the self-explanatory Passionate Eye doc Michael Jackson: What Happened Next? (CBC-Newsworld - 10 pm) Intervention lets the viewer decide Calgary Herald all 6 news articles |
Int'l Trend Setter™ - ITS Online - Women and Tattoos
Sat, 28 Jun 2008 15:28:06 PDT
Are tattoos on women adornment or a distraction? Example: Put a tattoo on Jennifer Love Hewitt does that change things for you?
Wayne County news briefs - Detroit Free Press
Wayne County news briefs Detroit Free Press, United States - 2 hours ago Three Grosse Pointe communities are talking about parting ways with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department for their water -- one by forming its own ... |
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