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P2P redirects here. For the telecommunications term PTP, see Point-to-Point.P2P can also stand for Pay-to-play in gaming.

External links

General

Canada's approach to P2P and copyright

  • C|net Article entititled "Judge: File Sharing is Legal in Canada." In Spring 2004, file sharing via p2p networks was affirmed as legal in Canada.
  • Canadian Private Copying Collective Since 1998, private copying of music for personal use is entirely legal in Canada. A levy was established on blank media sales in order to compensate artists for lost revenue due to file-sharing, and the CPCC was founded to oversee the levy process. The levy was renewed in December 2004.
  • Copyright Board of Canada Government copyright policy.
  • Copyfight: A Tale of Two Cities Article contrasting Ottawa and Washington, D.C.'s assessment of copyright parameters and the issue of criminal sanctions.
  • Digital Rights Management in Canada An advocacy website offering an introduction to digital rights management and links to licensed file sharers.
  • Digital Copyright Canada A forum created to host public dialogue concerning digital copyright and related issues. Includes a news aggregate.
  • Numbers Don't Crunch Against Downloading Michael Geist, a professor at the University of Ottawa, discusses the financial impact of downloading on the recording industry. This column appeared in the Toronto Star, November 29th 2004.
  • p2pnet.net An op-ed urging solidarity between musicians and Canadian consumers.

Foreign resources

Computer science research