Digital Locks and the Fate of Fair Dealing in Canada: In Pursuit of “Prescriptive Parallelism”
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Auteurs : Carys J. CraigSource :
- The Journal of World Intellectual Property [ 1422-2213 ] ; 2010-07.
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- topic : Droit d'auteur, Propriété intellectuelle, Internet.
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- Anticircumvention, Blackwell publishing, Canada carys, Canadian copyright, Carys, Circumvention, Circumvention devices, Circumvention technologies, Control access, Copyright, Copyright balance, Copyright directive, Copyright exceptions, Copyright infringement, Copyright owner, Copyright owners, Copyright policy, Copyright system, Craig, Digital, Digital content, Digital environment, Digital locks, Digital technologies, Dmca, Dusollier, Fair dealings, Gandy, Geist, Ginsburg, Hhttp, Intellectual property, Internet, Lawful, Legal protection, Litman, Member states, Networked, November, October, Online, Prescriptive, Prescriptive parallelism, Public domain, Public interest, Reichman, Rightholders, Samuelson, Supreme court, Technological measure, Technological measures, Theberge, Tpms, User, User rights, Wipo.
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- Anticircumvention, Blackwell publishing, Canada carys, Canadian copyright, Carys, Circumvention, Circumvention devices, Circumvention technologies, Control access, Copyright, Copyright balance, Copyright directive, Copyright exceptions, Copyright infringement, Copyright owner, Copyright owners, Copyright policy, Copyright system, Craig, Digital, Digital content, Digital environment, Digital locks, Digital technologies, Dmca, Dusollier, Fair dealings, Gandy, Geist, Ginsburg, Hhttp, Intellectual property, Internet, Lawful, Legal protection, Litman, Member states, Networked, November, October, Online, Prescriptive, Prescriptive parallelism, Public domain, Public interest, Reichman, Rightholders, Samuelson, Supreme court, Technological measure, Technological measures, Theberge, Tpms, User, User rights, Wipo.
Abstract
The enactment of anti‐circumvention laws in Canada appears imminent and all but inevitable. This article considers the threats posed by technical protection measures and anti‐circumvention laws to fair dealing and other lawful uses of protected works, and so to the copyright system more generally. The argument adopts, as its normative starting point, the principle of “prescriptive parallelism” according to which the traditional copyright balance of rights and exceptions should be preserved in the digital environment. Looking to the experiences of other nations, the article explores potential routes towards reconciling technical protection measures with copyright limits, and maintaining a substantive continuity in Canada's copyright balance.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-1796.2009.00394.x
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