1. Copyright and New Media Legal News
http://www.dbrc.com/update_9_4_a.html
2. Canadian Copyright Law - Online Reference, Lesley Ellen Harris
http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/copyrightlaw/index.html

Leger,Robic and Richards - Law
55 St-Jacques, Montreal (Quebec), Canada H2Y 3X2
Phone: (514) 987 6242  Fax: (514) 845 7874
E-mail: marion@robic.com
www.robic.ca

1. Taxation of Patents Trade-Marks and Copyrights
   by Hugues Richard, 1983
http://www.robic.com/publications/024.htm
2. Court of Appeal Finds All Roads Lead to Rome
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1987
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-01.htm
3. Copyright Infringement and Functional Objects: Effects of  New Sections 64 and 64.1 of the Copyright Act  on Interlocutory Injunction Proceedings
   by Bob H. Sotiriadis, 1990
http://www.robic.com/publications/116-01.htm
4. Supreme Court Says Broadcast Right Doesn't Include Right to Pre-Record
   by Bob H. Sotiriadis, 1990
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-13.htm
5. Court Rejects Copyright Infringement Action Brought Against GEORGE Luca of "Star Wars" Fame
   by Brahm G. Segal, 1991
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-15.htm
6. Grey Marketing: An Overview of Recent Developments
   by François Grenier, 1991
http://www.robic.com/publications/128.htm
7. Possibility of Arbitration of Intellectual Property Disputes  between Private Parties
   by Jacques A. Léger, 1992
http://www.robic.com/publications/016.htm
8. Court Finds That "Innocent Publisher" Violated Copyright Law
   by Barry Gamache, 1992
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-24.htm
9. Defence of Common Sources Prevails in Copyright Case
   by Brahm G. Segal, 1992
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-26.htm
10. Quebec Court Uses Copyright Law to Interpret 
Provisions of Quebec's Cinema Act
   by Barry Gamache, 1992
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-27.htm
11. Briefly Noted: Two Recent Judgments on Interlocutory 
Injunctions in Copyright Trade-Mark Matter
   by Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1992
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-39.htm
12. Enforcement of Licence Agreements
    by Barry Gamache, 1993
http://www.robic.com/publications/115.htm
13. Engravings and Copyright: How Does A Definition Aimed  at Fine Arts Apply to Frisbee Disks?
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/121.htm
14. Concept of Copyright Infringement in Canada
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/120.htm
15. Correction of Clerical Errors in the Copyright Office: Comments on Section 61 of the Copyright Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/122.htm
16. Adherence of Canada to the Rome Revision of the Berne Convention: Some Comments on Section 71 of the Canadian Copyright Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/123.htm
17. Decisions Rendered by the Commission de Reconnaisance des Association d'Artistes
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/125.htm
18. The New Civil Code of Québec and Intellectual Property: Preliminary Reflections and Comments
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/126.htm
19. Quebec's Updated Civil Code Addresses IP and Related Rights
by Laurent Carrière and Brahm G. Segal, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/171-02.htm
20. Compulsory Licence for the Republication of the Work of a Deceased Author: Some Comments on Section 15 of the Copyright Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/127.htm
21. Unlocatable Copyright Owners: Some Comments on the Licensing Scheme of Section 70.7 of the Copyright Act, 1994
   by Laurent Carrière
http://www.robic.com/publications/103.htm
22. Copyright, Confidential Information and an Engineer's Duty
   by Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-46.htm
23. Fair Dealing: Criticism, review and newspaper summaries
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1994
http://www.robic.com/publications/146.htm
24. Copyright Protection for Designs Applied to Useful Articles
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/173-04.htm
25. Interim Detention of Infringing Works Imported into Canada: Preliminary Views on Section 44.1 of the Copyright Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/149.htm
26. Court Reviews Notion of "Conversion" in Copyright Case
   by Barry Gamache, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-53.htm
27. Implementation of "TRIPS" in Canada (Part I)
   by Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-55.htm
28. Court Holds That Employee Can't Assign  Copyright He Never Owned
   by Barry Gamache, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-58.htm
29. Copyright and Bankruptcy: Out of Touch and Poorly Drafted:  Some Comments on Section 83 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/104.htm
30. Choreography and Copyright: Some Comments on Choreographic Works  As Newly Defined in the Copyright Act
   by Laurent Carrière, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/105.htm
31. Works Include Title
   by Laurent Carrière, 1995 
http://www.robic.com/publications/108.htm
32. Seizure
   by Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-70.htm
33. Federal Court of Canada Rules on Copyright in Telephone Directory
  by Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-72.htm
34. Prospective Intellectual Property in the Year 2000: A Canadian Point of View
   by Jacques A. Léger and Diane Leduc-Campbell, 1995
http://www.robic.com/publications/176.htm
35. To Copy or Not to Copy: That Is the Question
   by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-02e.htm
36. But, What Can Be Copied
   by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-03e.htm
37. Who Is Responsible for My Rose?
   by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-04e.htm
38. But I Didn't Know
   by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-05e.htm
39. 3 Good Tips for Doing Business on the Internet
    by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-08e.htm
40. Proposed Major Changes to the Copyright Act
   by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-10e.htm
41. Death of Copyright
    by Jacques E. Labrèche, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/185-13e.htm
42. TRIPs and Its Impact on Canadian Intellectual Property Legislation
   by Louis-Pierre Gravelle, 1996
http://www.robic.com/publications/204.htm
43. Implementation of TRIPS in Canada
   by Diane Leduc-Campbell and Laurent Carrière, 1997
http://www.robic.com/publications/206.htm
44. Communication and the Information Highway
   by Sylvie Lafrance
http://www.robic.com/publications/222-01.htm
45. Constitutionality of the Trade-Marks and Copyright Acts at Issue 
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1997
http://www.robic.com/publications/173-06.htm
46. 33 Million Dollar Copyright Suit Against Southam Inc: The World Wide Web and Copyright Considerations in the Course of Employment
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/173-07.htm
47. Heavy Artillery Isn't Always the Solution: Publicity Right and Copyright Action before    the Quebec Superior Court
   by Hugues G. Richard, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/173-09.htm
48. A Summary of Some Distinctions Between Canadian and American Copyright Law and Practice
   by Bob H. Sotiriadis, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/228.htm
49. Federal Court of Appeal Rules on Protection of Compilations in Canada
   by Daniel Cooper, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-85.htm
50. The Supreme Court of Canada Considers the Right to Privacy and Freedom of Artistic Expression
   by Diane Leduc Campbell, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-90.htm
51. Author Alone Owner of Copyright
   by Daniel Cooper, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-94.htm
52. Seizure of Chemical Products Under Copyright Act Considered by Quebec Court
   by Diane Leduc Campbell, 1998
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-96.htm
53. Copyright in Directories: A Recent Federal Court of Canada Decision
   by Diane Leduc Campbell, 1999
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-105.htm
54. Similarity Between Television Series Results in Action for Copyright Infringement
   by Daniel Cooper
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-101.htm
55. The Court of Appeal Rules on the Infringement of Copyright in the Parody of a Sitcom
   by Daniel Cooper
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-106.htm
56. A Song and A Slogan
   by Diane Leduc Campbell, 1999
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-108.htm
57. Joint Authorship of Songs
   by Diane Leduc Campbell, 2000
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-111.htm
58. Heirs to Anne of Green Gables Author Have Valid Reversionary Copyright Interest, Ontario Superior Court Rules in Suit against Licensee
   by Barry Gamache, 2000
http://www.robic.com/publications/142-113.htm
59. Decision "Tariff 22" of the Canadian Copyright Boardand Internet Law Related Issues
   by Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse, 2000
http://www.robic.com/publications/244-01.htm
60. A Compilation of the Decisions Rendered in Canada with respect to Copyright in 1999
   by Laurent Carrière, 2000
http://www.robic.com/publications/250.htm
61. Reflections on the Application of Intellectual Property Law to Business-to-Business Uses of Electronic Commerce
   by Bob H. Sotiriadis, 2000
http://www.robic.com/publications/253.htm

Osler,Hoskin & Harcourt - Law
P.O. Box 50, 1 First Canadian Place, Toronto, Ontario M5X 1B8
Phone. (416) 362-2111 Fax (416) 862-6666
http://www.osler.com/OHH_home_page.html

1. Canadian Intellectual Property Connection 
   by Glen A. Bloom, 99/05/14

Table of Contents (scroll down)
Internet Technology
     (a) The Nature of the Internet
     (b) Internet Participants
     (c) Communication Technology
     (d) Effecting Communications over the Internet
     (e) The IAP
The Internet Copyright Challenge
Hypothetical Internet Transmissions
General Copyright Principles
     (a) Copyright as Statute Law
     (b) Strict Liability
     (c) Copyright Including Neighbouring Rights, and Moral Rights
     (d) Purposes of Copyright
     (e) Applicability of U.S. Jurisprudence
     (f) The Applicability of the Berne Convention and Other Treaties
Subsistence of Copyright on the Internet
     (a) Authorship
     (b) Publication
     (c) Subsistence of Neighbouring Rights
Ownership of Copyright
Rights of Copyright Implicated by Internet Transmissions
     (a) The Reproduction Right
     (b) The Right to Communicate Works to the Public by Telecommunication
      (i) "To Communicate"
       (ii) "To the Public"
       (iii) "By Telecommunication"
       (iv) Making Available for Communication to the Public by Telecommunication
      (v) Transborder Communications
   (c) The Public Performance Right
   (d) The Authorization Right

Who Performs the Copyright Implicated Acts
   (a) The Reproduction Right
   (b) The Communication Right
   (c) The Authorization Right
Copyright Infringement
Exceptions or Defences to Infringement
   (a) Fair Dealing
  (b) The Common Carrier Exception
The Application of Private International Law to Transborder Copyright Issues
Conclusion
http://www.osler.com/practice/specialty/ip/documents/copyright_internet.htm

2. Research on the Internet: Is Access Copyright Infringement?
   by Glen A. Bloom and Thomas J. Denholm
     1.0 Copyright Infringement and the Internet
     2.0 Fair Dealing in Canada
     3.0 The Common Carrier Exception
     4.0 Research, Fair Dealing and the Internet
     5.0 Legislative Reform
            Endnotes
http://www.osler.com/publications/Commentary/copyright0.html
3. Intellectual Property Law Review
- Ephemeral Recordings: Copyright and Composers' Rights
      by G. Lee Muirhead, Winter 2000
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_win00_3.html
- Legal Publishers and Law Society of Canada Battle over Copyright Law
      by Benjamin Gray, Winter 2000
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/index.html
- Copyright: A New Frontier For Class Proceedings?
      by Deborah Glendinning, Fall 1999
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_fall99_1.html
- Copyright and Telephone Directories
   by Glen Bloom and Samantha Gervais, Fall 1999
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_fall99_2.html
- Amendments to Copyright Act: October 1, 1999
   by W. Lee Muirhead,, Fall 1999
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_fall99_6.html
- Copyright: A New Frontier For Class Proceedings?
   by Deborah Glendinning, Fall 1999
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_fall99_1.html
- Stronger Medicine for Copyright Owners
   by Marilyn Field-Marsham, Spring 1999
http://www.osler.com/publications/Intellectual_Property/ip_spring99-2.html

Oyen Wiggs Green & Mutala - Law
480 The Station,601 West Cordova, Vancouver, B.C., V6B 1G1
Phone: (604) 669-3432 Fax: (604) 4081
Email: owgm@patentable.com
http://www.patentable.com

1. Copyright
   What is a copyright?
   What can/cannot be protected?
   Duration
   How is copyright protection acquired?
   Who owns copyright?
   Can ownership of copyright be transferred?
   Stephen King owns his words, not his books
   Is it necessary to register copyright?
   Advantages of registration
   The © notice is important
   Information we require to register copyright
   What does registration cost?
   The National Library Act
http://www.patentable.com/faqs/copyright.html

Perley-Robertson,Hill & McDougal - Law
90 Sparks Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 1E2
Phone: (613) 238-2022 Fax: (613) 238-8775
http://www.perlaw.ca/english/index.html

1. Copyright
http://www.perlaw.ca/english/services/copyright.html

Philip B. Kerr - Law
Patent, Trademark, Copyright & Computer Law
901 Somerset St. W., Ottawa, ON, K1R 6R8
Phone: (613) 238-2002 Fax: (613) 569-4652
Email: pbkerr@trytel.com
http://www.trytel.com/~pbkerr/

1. Copyright Law in Canada
http://www.trytel.com/~pbkerr/copyright.html

Smith Lyons - Law
Suite 5800, Scotia Plaza, 40 King St. W., Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3Z7
Phone: (416) 369-7200 Fax: (416) 369-7250
http://www.smithlyons.com/

1. Copyright and Information Technology
http://web.idirect.com/~dcameron/itcopy.htm
2. Copyright Law, Juris Diction
http://web.idirect.com/~dcameron/indexcop.htm

Stemp and Company - Law
8th Floor, Calgary House, 880, 550 - 6th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta, T2P OS2 
Phone: (403) 777-1122 Fax: (403) 777-1124
Email: legals@stemp.com
http://www.stemp.com/

1. Copyright (left frame)
http://www.stemp.com/