Industry committee  We almost need a campaign for kids to understand that content is curated and created.

Industry committee  Could I just comment? Nobody ever consults the writer, though. I don't feel that they consult the content provider.

Industry committee  Unfortunately, because of the Internet and the feeling that content is free, students are extremely resistant to the idea that intellectual property isn't a free-for-all, so start with that. Can we educate the teachers better, or the students better? You're going to have to jump

Industry committee  I find that it doesn't matter what the copyright says; the schools ignore it anyway.

Industry committee  Ann said “reasonable limit”. I would like to know what that reasonable limit is. I feel that colleges or K to 12 have assumed it is 10%, whereas we feel it's the nature of the copying. If you copy one page of my story, that's fine. But if you copy a whole poem on one page, you'

Industry committee  Thank you, everybody. My name is Sylvia McNicoll, as you know. I'm here to represent the Canadian Society of Children's Authors, Illustrators and Performers, better known as CANSCAIP, because writers and illustrators for children are probably the most affected by the fair dealin