Important Issues Not Addressed
- Fair dealing in Canada still relies on an outdated categorization approach which falls short with respect to many newer technology-related issues. For example, reverse engineering and research, time-shifting, and media-shifting.
- Canadians still lack access to works protected under Crown copyright; works that have been paid for through tax dollars.
- A licensing system for internet radio is not addressed.
Read more about this topic: Bill C-60
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