The Copyright Pentalogy : How the Supreme Court of Canada Shook the Foundations of Canadian Copyright Law / edited by Michael Geist.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Law, technology and society | Book collections on Project MUSEPublisher: [Ottawa, Ontario] : University of Ottawa Press, [2013]Manufacturer: Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2013Copyright date: ©[2013]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
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Introduction / by Michael Geist -- Of reasonableness, fairness and the public interest : judicial review of copyright board decisions in Canada's copyright pentalogy / Graham Reynolds -- Courts and copyright : some thoughts on standard of review / Paul Daly -- The context of the Supreme Court's copyright cases / Margaret Ann Wilkinson -- Fair use 2.0 : the rebirth of fair dealing in Canada / Ariel Katz -- Fairness found : how Canada quietly shifted from fair dealing to fair use / Michael Geist -- The arithmetic of fair dealing at the Supreme Court of Canada / Giuseppina D'Agostino -- Fair dealing practices in the post-secondary education sector after the pentalogy / Samuel E. Trosow -- Fairness of use : different journeys / Meera Nair -- Technological neutrality : (pre)serving the purposes of copyright law / Carys J. Craig -- Technological neutrality in Canadian copyright law / Gregory R. Hagen -- Copyright royalty stacking / Jeremy de Beer -- The Internet taxi : collective management of copyright and the making available right, after the pentalogy / Daniel Gervais -- Righting a right : Entertainment Software Association v SOCAN and the exclusive rights of copyright for works / Elizabeth F. Judge -- Acknowledging copyright's illegitimate offspring : user-generated content and Canadian copyright law / Teresa Scassa.
Summary: In the summer of 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada issued rulings on five copyright cases in a single day. The decisions, which were quickly dubbed "the copyright pentalogy," represent a seismic shift in Canadian copyright law. In this book, Canada's leading copyright scholars explore five issues raised by the pentalogy: the standard of review of copyright decisions; fair dealing that ensures a balance between the interests of creators and users of content; a technology-neutral approach to copyright law; the scope of copyright law; and the implications of the decisions for copyright collective management.
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Introduction / by Michael Geist -- Of reasonableness, fairness and the public interest : judicial review of copyright board decisions in Canada's copyright pentalogy / Graham Reynolds -- Courts and copyright : some thoughts on standard of review / Paul Daly -- The context of the Supreme Court's copyright cases / Margaret Ann Wilkinson -- Fair use 2.0 : the rebirth of fair dealing in Canada / Ariel Katz -- Fairness found : how Canada quietly shifted from fair dealing to fair use / Michael Geist -- The arithmetic of fair dealing at the Supreme Court of Canada / Giuseppina D'Agostino -- Fair dealing practices in the post-secondary education sector after the pentalogy / Samuel E. Trosow -- Fairness of use : different journeys / Meera Nair -- Technological neutrality : (pre)serving the purposes of copyright law / Carys J. Craig -- Technological neutrality in Canadian copyright law / Gregory R. Hagen -- Copyright royalty stacking / Jeremy de Beer -- The Internet taxi : collective management of copyright and the making available right, after the pentalogy / Daniel Gervais -- Righting a right : Entertainment Software Association v SOCAN and the exclusive rights of copyright for works / Elizabeth F. Judge -- Acknowledging copyright's illegitimate offspring : user-generated content and Canadian copyright law / Teresa Scassa.

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In the summer of 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada issued rulings on five copyright cases in a single day. The decisions, which were quickly dubbed "the copyright pentalogy," represent a seismic shift in Canadian copyright law. In this book, Canada's leading copyright scholars explore five issues raised by the pentalogy: the standard of review of copyright decisions; fair dealing that ensures a balance between the interests of creators and users of content; a technology-neutral approach to copyright law; the scope of copyright law; and the implications of the decisions for copyright collective management.

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