Industry committee  I would just add that that is very consistent with what I was saying about future-proofing the Copyright Act in a sense, by not needing to come back to constantly revisit on questions like “What about text and data mining now?” or “What about fan fiction now?” New kinds of uses

Industry committee  I think we shouldn't get hung up on the language of whether it's fair use or fair dealing. In fact, I think simply adding the words “such as” arguably makes it much more like a fair use defence, as that term is used, but our focus should be on whether it's open, whether it's gene

Industry committee  Thank you very much.

Industry committee  We appreciate your attention and we appreciate you taking the time.

Industry committee  Feel free to do so.

Industry committee  Certainly one of the big differences between fair use and fair dealing is the capacity, especially in the U.S. jurisprudence we've seen for fair use, to accommodate transformative uses writ large, so the real question that comes to the fore is whether a defendant's use of a parti

Industry committee  I'm going to start with the reversionary rights, if I may. I think this is an interesting area and one that probably does deserve attention. Certainly it's something that can create a surprise in the market for people who have acquired rights and are not aware of the reversiona

Industry committee  My thanks to the committee. My name is Carys Craig. I'm a professor at Osgoode Hall Law School at York University. I have been teaching and researching in the copyright field for almost 20 years. I'm a co-signatory on the Canadian IP scholars brief, about which you heard last wee