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Hundreds of Cdn artists call for balance in copyright

Cory Doctorow at 2:18 pm Tue, Jun 6, 2006

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Michael Geist sez, "More than 500 Canadian art professionals have formed a new coalition to call on the government to take a balanced approach to copyright reform. Appropriation Art: A Coalition of Arts Professionals, includes arts organizations from Alberta, BC, Quebec, Ontario, and Saskatchewan along with hundreds of artists from across Canada. The remarkable list features the President of CARFAC and winners of numerous art awards including eight Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Arts. The group identifies three issues in their letter to Ministers Oda and Bernier: fair access, certainty of access for creative purposes through a fair use provision, and no support for anti-circumvention legislation." Link (Thanks, Michael!)

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