This looks like a tide-turning event: National Post’s editorial on copyright reads:
For Canada to introduce DMCA-style legislation now would do nothing but encourage nuisance lawsuits. There is nothing wrong with tough rules against copyright infringement, but criminalizing behaviour that might facilitate copyright infringement only incidentally is the wrong approach. If that road had been taken when household videotape machines came onto the market – and the movie industry tried very hard in the courts to steer the law in that direction – no one would be allowed to own a VCR.
[via: Michael Geist]
with this and the amazing abortion doctor article, is it bad that the National Post is starting to align with my ideals? seriously, i’m concerned.