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Canadian Music Industry Wants Subscriber Disclosure Without Court Oversight 211

Posted by Soulskill
from the they-get-cranky-when-the-leafs-lose dept.
An anonymous reader writes "The incredible demands of the Canadian music industry as it seeks a massive overhaul of Canadian copyright law continues. It is seeking increased liability for social networking sites, search engines, blogging platforms, video sites, and many other websites featuring third party contributions, plus a new iPod tax, and an extension in the term of copyright. Last week, it went further, demanding a requirement for Internet providers to disclose customer name and address information to copyright owners without court oversight as well as takedowns with no due process and unlimited statutory damages."
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Canadian Music Industry Wants Subscriber Disclosure Without Court Oversight

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