Cory Doctorow on Nostr: Back in 2010, two ministers from Stephen Harper's government decided to copy-paste ...
Back in 2010, two ministers from Stephen Harper's government decided to copy-paste America's Digital Millennium Copyright Act into Canadian law. They consulted on the proposal to make it illegal to reverse engineer and modify services, products and devices, and they got an earful! 6,138 Canadians sent in negative comments on the consultation.
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