The Canadian Coalition for Electronic Rights (CCER) has started a letter writing campaign against the Government of Canada’s impending copyright legislation:
The Canadian Coalition for Electronic Rights has updated its online letter writing wizard in light of recent developments in the Canadian copyright reform front. This update is intended to address the Government’s seeming willingness to ignore the voices of thousands of Canadians and proceed with the introduction of anti-consumer copyright reform legislation in as little as 6 weeks. Legislation that goes in a polar opposite direction of what Canadians demanded during the consultation process.
Send your letter now and share this tool with your friends, family and co-workers. It is essential that we all speak up now while we have the opportunity.
The following is a reprint of the CCER form letter, augmented with my personal question about the effect this legislation will have on the future of Canadian culture.
