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Why Canada Does Not Belong On the US Piracy Watchlist 123

An anonymous reader writes "Each year, the U.S. government places Canada on its piracy watch list, claiming that it is a pirate country similar to China or Russia. This year, Professor Michael Geist and Public Knowledge teamed up to respond to myths about Canadian copyright law with a submission to the USTR focusing on how Canadian law provides adequate and effective protection, how enforcement is stronger than often claimed, why Canada is not a piracy haven, and why Bill C-11 does not harm the interests of rights holders (critics of Bill C-11 digital lock rules will likely think this is self-evident)."
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Why Canada Does Not Belong On the US Piracy Watchlist

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It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.

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