Bill C-11 committee  They could discriminate between different types of traffic on the network. They can identify their customers. They can identify child porn for the criminal investigators. They're not neutral. They're not dumb pipes.

Bill C-11 committee  I think you could lay that curve out and put a mirror image going downward for the music industry.

Bill C-11 committee  We're the R and D of the industry. When you say that it only goes to the publishers, approximately 75% of every dollar we collect goes on to the songwriter and the composer. We're a middleman, in that sense. It's a false impression to think that the money stops when we get it.

Bill C-11 committee  Thank you. I'm not sure whether that's a TPM question or not, but those are different uses of music that use different technologies that invoke different rights of ours. In a reproduction environment, it's using a reproduction right. In a streaming environment, it's using both r

Bill C-11 committee  Right now, Firefox browser has a built-in StreamRipper. We have technology on our website to prevent people from ripping our streams of our music, including Taylor Swift, and kids get around it.

Bill C-11 committee  If I could, I'd like to segue into the broadcast mechanical for a second. It has been said that it's double-dipping and paying twice. My neighbour, a guy named Chris, who works for one of the major broadcasters in Canada, has said that to me. He said, “I don't mind paying for m

Bill C-11 committee  Good morning, Mr. Chairman, members of the committee, and ladies and gentlemen. I'm Michael McCarty, president of ole. We're Canada's largest music publisher. We have over $115 million invested in music copyrights. With that kind of investment on the line, we have a keen interes