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: Excess CopyrightCRTC Net Neutraltiy and Throttling Decision Tomorrow
By Howard Knopf, Esq.
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Let's be cautiously optimistic about the decision expected tomorrow. The Chairman of the CRTC - Konrad Von Finckenstein - was formerly the Commissioner of Competition and a judge in the Federal Court. He has never been afraid of controversy - after all, he wrote the famous BMG decision that effectively stopped the file sharing lawsuits against individuals in Canada by protecting their privacy.Full post as published by Excess Copyright on November 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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