@article{22552,
      note = {What all IP practitioners should know about Bill C-32 : -  Introduction of neighbouring rights; - Performers; - Makers  of sound recordings; - Broadcasters; - Reprocity; -  Collective administration of copyright; - Introduction of  blank type levy; - Rights granted to exclusive book  distributors and parallel importation of books; -  Exceptions; - Educational institutions; - Libraries,  archives, and museums; - Free-standing photocopying  machines; - Archives; - Perceptual disabilities; -  Ephemeral recordings; - Practice issues arising from Bill  C-32 : statutory damages and summary judgment; - Statutory  damages modelled on U.S. copyright legislation; - New  summary application procedures; - Scope of injunction; The  electronic world and database treaties : - Copyright  revision : the electronic world; - Downloading; - Browsing;  - Database operators; - Common carrier; - Contributory  infringement; - Suppliers of equipment; Canadian government  studies and database treaties : - WIPO treaty;.},
      author = {Mcleod, Malcolm E.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/22552},
      title = {Recent copyright developments : the Canadian perspective  /},
      recid = {22552},
      pages = {1 volume ([24] pages) ;},
}