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: Michael GeistIFPI: Bill C-32 Doesn't Go Far Enough
By Michael Geist
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The IFPI, which is the global recording industry association, has provided its first take on Bill C-32 and is unsurprisingly looking for more. While it welcomes the digital lock provisions, the IFPI says the bill doesn't go far enough, presumably a reference to the absence of three strikes and you're out approach and the inclusion of a YouTube-style remix provision. Full post as published by Michael Geist on June 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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