Industry committee  Thank you. A comment we've heard a bit is that the five-year revision is too often. I'd like to point out that it has the advantage of giving every MP who ever comes to the House the opportunity to talk about it.

Industry committee  I also want to follow up on a point that Mr. Albas raised. He commented that the testimony here is under Crown copyright. I think that's not actually the case. We're not subject to the Crown. We're subject to the Speaker. I'll put that thought into the analyst's head. Perhaps w

Industry committee  Just for fun.... At the start of the report it always states that the Speaker grants permission under his copyright.

Industry committee  Through the chair, yes. Mr. de Beer, you mentioned that 150 years is an awfully long period of copyright. I tend to agree with that assessment, although it does assume that people are producing stuff from birth to get to 150 years, so maybe it's only 135.

Industry committee  What is a reasonable period for copyright? What value does society get out of copyright surviving life in the first place?

Industry committee  That's fair. You're suggesting that copyright should be a proactive rather than a reactive thing—not an automatic thing. We had one person here some weeks ago talking about the fact that there are labels under ACANs with copyright for life plus 70 years. Should copyright requir

Industry committee  Thank you. Mr. Boyer, I have a question. If I understood correctly, you basically believe, for example, that all products under copyright are not equal and that the length of copyright should not be the same. Did I understand correctly? Each product is different.

Industry committee  With two minutes left in this round, I wanted to tie up some loose ends from earlier when I talked to Mr. Kee, Mr. Chan and Mr. Mehta about the content management systems you have. You talked about having IP experts who review all the requests that come in. I'd like to get a se

Industry committee  How did half a million requests result in three million...?

Industry committee  Okay. Mr. Kee, you mentioned that you had found three billion infringing URLs earlier. That's across how many domains? Do you have any idea? One domain can have millions of URLs.

Industry committee  I think I'm out of time.

Industry committee  I have a very quick one for you that I will let you think about, but you might not get a chance to answer. For Google and Facebook especially, when HTML 4.01 transitional was the standard for the Internet, everything more or less worked across platforms. Now a lot of the social

Industry committee  Then in both of your situations, why isn't the system set up to say, “You have had a flag; please respond within 24 hours, and then we'll take it down”, to make it a system where one is innocent until proven guilty instead of guilty until proven innocent?

Industry committee  I'm out of time. Thank you.

Industry committee  That's right. James Rhodes played Bach on his piano and uploaded the video to Facebook, and Facebook's Content ID equivalent—I don't know what you call it—