Blank CD-R Disc Levies in Canada Unchanged
The Copyright Board of Canada announced it has issued the official Private Copying Tariff for 2022, 2023 and 2024.
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Blank CD-R Disc Levies in Canada Remain Unchanged
The Copyright Board of Canada announced it has issued the official Private Copying Tariff for 2020 and 2021.
Same Old Song and Dance for Blank CD-R Disc Levies in Canada
The Copyright Board of Canada announced it has issued the official Private Copying Tariff for 2018 and 2019.
Status Quo for Blank CD-R Disc Levies in Canada
The Copyright Board of Canada announced that it has issued the official Private Copying Tariff for 2017.
CPCC Blows Gasket Over microSD Memory Card Levy
The Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) accused the Government of Canada of usurping the authority of the Copyright Board by scuttling the special interest group’s campaign to extend the country’s private audio copying levy to include microSD flash memory cards.
Canada Nixes Audio Levy on Flash Memory Cards
The Government of Canada announced that it plans to exempt microSD flash memory cards from the country’s flawed and misguided private audio copying levy scheme.
Electro-Federation Canada Names Board of Directors
Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) announced its new Chair and Board of Directors for 2012-2013 at the group’s annual general meeting.
Canadian Levy Targets microSD Memory Cards
The Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) announced that the The Copyright Board of Canada has issued an interim Private Copying Tariff for 2012-2013.
Canadian Copyright Reform Draws Comments
A number of organizations representing various public and private interests have chipped in their two cents concerning the Government of Canada’s reintroduction of its copyright reform legislation.
Government of Canada Reintroduces Copyright Modernization Act
The Government of Canada announced that it has reintroduced legislation to modernize the Copyright Act.
CPCC Seeks No Levy From Cloud Music Services
The Canadian Private Copying Collective announced it is the group’s position that cloud-based music services should not be subject to the Canadian private audio copying levy.