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Entertainment, Media and Communications Section Newsletter

Volume 17, No. 3 - March/Mars 2008

In this Issue:

  • Highlights from the Canadian Film and Television Production Association's Annual PrimeTime in Ottawa
  • Federal Court of Appeal Rejects Levy on iPods and other MP3 Devices
  • The CRTC Releases its Wholesale Regulatory Framework Decision
  • Ontario Prohibits Advertising of Illegal Internet Gambling
  • Telecom Update
  • Cusson v. Quan: The Public Interest Responsible Journalism Defence
  • Update: Writers Guild of America Strike
  • Louis Vuitton Wins Precedent-setting Damage Award against Counterfeiter

Volume 17, No. 2 - December/Décembre 2007

In this Issue:

  • The Online Music Saga Continues: Tariff 22.A - by Jason J. Kee
  • Online Contracts and Arbitration Clauses - Dell Computers v. Union des Consommateurs - by Lisa R. Lifshitz and Danielle Waldman
  • Changes to Canadian Trade-Mark Opposition Practice in Force as of October 1, 2007 - by Cynthia Mason and Jordana Sanft
  • Video Games in Quebec to be Available in French - by Lisa R. Lifshitz and Danielle Waldman
  • Entertainment, Media and Communications TIFF Social - by Emmanuel Evdemon
  • RIM Wins against Atari in Copyright Dispute Involving a Declaration of Non-Infringement - by Dan Ciraco

Volume 17, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2007

In this issue:

  • Here Comes 2007-2008! - by Brian D. Wynn
  • The "Medium" is the Message: Digital Audio Recorders and the Private Copying Tariff - by Jason J. Kee
  • Don't Call Me: Canada Moves Further Toward National Do-Not-Call List with CRTC's July, 2007 Decision on Unsolicited Telecommunication Rules - by Les Chaiet and Brian Studniberg
  • Criminalizing Camcording: Bill C-59 - by Jason J. Kee and Peter Armstrong
  • Gifting Cultural Property in Canada: Testing a Tax Expenditure - by Steven L. Nemetz
  • Bright Day for Grey Marketers - by Casey Chisick and Shane Hardy

Volume 16, No. 4 - June/Juin 2007 

In this issue:

  • Record Statutory and Punitive Damage Awarded Against Software Counterfeiter - by Jason J. Kee
  • Federal Court Upholds Decision Sentencing U Compute Owner to Six Months in Jail for Illegal Photocopying
  • Copyright Board and Online Music Services - by Jason J. Kee
  • The Value of Content in the Digital Age - by Steven Rayson
  • Incomplete Status - by Warren Sheffer

Volume 16, No. 3 - March/Mars 2007 

In this issue:

  • The OBA's Entertainment, Media and Communications Section Welcomes Minister Oda - by Emmanuel Evdemon
  • Copyright Fight Far from Over:  A Look at the Supreme Court’s Decision on Robertson - by Professor G. D'Agostino
  • The Media Interview:  What to Expect, How to Prepare - by Karen Gordon 

Volume 16, No. 2 - November/Novembre 2006

In this issue:

  • Off and Running - by Brian D. Wynn
  • Robertson Decision Released - by Warren Sheffer
  • Will the United States Adopt "Orphan Works" as Part of its Copyright System? - by Nancy Wolff
  • Is a Canadian Film/TV Industry Strike on the Horizon? - by Olly Jasen
  • We Know Where You Live – BC Privacy Commissioner Provides Guidance to Producers on How to Collect Residency Information from Cast and Crew - by Bob Tarantino
  • Media 101: A Primer for Lawyers - by Karen Gordon

Volume 16, No. 1 - August/Août 2006

In this issue:

  • Message from the Past Chair - by Benjamin Rovet
  • Al-Jazeera International: New Kid on the Block - by Naomi Zener
  • Online and Offline Defamation Suits - by Warren Sheffer
  • Crowning Achievement: Crown Copyright in Canada - by Jason J. Kee
  • Your Membership Profile

Volume 15, No. 2 - March/Mars 2006

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Volume 15, No. 1 - November/Novembre 2005

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Volume 14, No. 2 - May/Mai 2005

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Volume 14, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2004

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Volume 13, No. 2 - May/Mai 2004

In this Issue:

  • The Supreme Court Balances the Rights of Copyright Owners and Users: CCH Canadian Ltd. v. Law Society of Upper Canada
  • Telecommunications: Ideas Needed to Spend $158 Million
  • Clearing Artwork for Your Production - Get the Picture?
  • CRTC Considers Regulatory Framework for VoIP

Volume 13, No. 1 - February/Février 2004

In thisIssue:

  • Defamation on the Internet: Bahlieda v. Santa - A Case Comment
  • Parliamentary Standing Committees Issue Conflicting Recommendations on Foreign Investment Restrictions
  • Telecom Update

Volume 12, No. 2 - May/Mai 2003

In this Issue:

  • Telecom Update
  • Copyright Update
  • Legislation & Policy Sub-Committee Update
  • Commentary: Children's Online Privacy Protection Act
  • Clearance Procedures in the Entertainment Industry

Volume 12, No. 1 - December 2002

In thisIssue:

  • Broadcasting, Telecommunications & New Media
  • Contests - the hidden traps that lurk
  • Regulatory Update
  • Invitation to Join Legislation & Policy Sub-committee

Volume 11, No. 2 - May 2002

In thisIssue:

  • "Shaken but Not Stirred...Titles and the Legal Challenge for the Entertainment Industry"
  • Regulatory Update
  • What to Consider When Signing Up a Celeb
  • Government Reviews 'Canadian Content' in Film and Television Sector
  • Song's Legacy: An Author's Right to Copyrights Upon Bankruptcy
  • Drafting Note: Deemed Copyright Assignments Held to Be Not Valid in Canada

Volume 11, No. 1 - December 2001

In this Issue:

  • Captured Signals: Satellite Piracy and the Canadian Broadcasting Industry
  • Is Canada Really a Digital Radio World Leader?
  • Musicians Lobby California Senate to Abolish Long Term Recording Agreements

Volume 10, No. 2 - May 2001

In this Issue:

  • Internet Websites and Passing-Off: Trade-mark Use in Domain Names and Meta-Tags Can Be Unfair Competition in Canada
  • The Napster Decision: Record Industry Association of Amercia v. Napster, Inc.
  • Message from the Editors
  • For Your Information
  • Entertainment, Media and Communications Section Executive 2000-2001


 
 
 
 
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