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What You Can Do To Fight Canada's Impending DMCA Law
The Canadian minority Conservative Government made it clear in their Throne speech earlier this fall that Copyright Reform was a priority. Recent media reports indicate that a Copyright Reform bill will be tabled within the next couple of weeks and people close to the process have revealed that this bill will go beyond way beyond the US counterpart's DMCA law. It appears that this new legislation will come with very stringent anti-circumvention provisions that prohibit the use of tools or techniques that open files with digital locks, even when the files in question belong to you.

Canadian Law Professor Michael Geist has devised a concise list of "30 things you can do to stop the Canadian DMCA" and we have narrowed that list down to the following 3 key steps you can take to preserve your consumer rights in the shadow of such powerful legislation in 10 minutes or less.

     
Step 1  
SEND A LETTER AND HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD

SEND A LETTER to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Minister of Industry Jim Prentice and Minister of Canadian Heritage Jose Verner regarding your concerns about copyright reform in Canada with this simple to use letter wizard
     
Step 2  
JOIN THE FAIR COPYRIGHT FOR CANADA FACEBOOK GROUP

The Fair Copyright For Canada Movement is dedicated to keeping members abreast of developments in the Canadian Copyright reform process and advocating a fair and balanced approach to Canadian Copyright reform. Join the Fair Copyright For Canada movement today and together our voices will speak louder. JOIN THE FAIR COPYRIGHT FOR CANADA MOVEMENT
     
 
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