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Review of the copyright situation in 2012. What is happening before the courts; before Parliament - Bill C-11; before the Copyright Board with Access Copyright; should post secondary institutions sign licences with Access Copyright; library exceptions on the International Stage ; This was a preconference of the Canadian Library Association and took place on May 30, 2012. ; No

Presentation at the Canadian Library Association Annual Conference on May 31, 2012. ; Library exceptions on the international stage IFLA has put us there; Fair Dealing and other Exceptions in Bill C-11; What are the choices facing Post-secondary Institutions? ; Canadian Library Association ; No

Young people entering their first year of university studies were asked to give their impressions of 12 high knowledge and information sector occupations. Their perceptions yield a complex set of expectations that are consistent, in large measure, with experts' predictions of the information sector's occupational winners and losers. The majority of students aspire to be self‐employed or to work in the private, rather than the public sector. Of the occupations included in the study, the students perceived the occupation "librarian" most negatively in terms of skill, status, compensation and future opportunity, unlike, for example, the similar occupation, "Internet researcher". The results are discussed in term of the complex interactions of gender, computing, and skill on the attractiveness of difference types of work.

This is the URL for the presentation from the CLA conference website:http://cla.pwwebhost.com/conference/assets/sessions/E32_Canadian_Copyright_Update.pdf ; An overview of Copyright for the last year. The presentation included information on the Supreme Court Pentalogy of copyright decisions, Bill C-11 passing Parliament and becoming law, and current interpetations of fair dealing. ; Canadian Library Associaation ; No

The Copyright Tariff process has expanded into K - 12 Education and is now expanding into the area of Provincial and Territorial Government and into Canadian Universities and Colleges. What can we learn about the process that the K - 12 Education has gone through to see what is next for other sectors? Will Access Copyright continue to file more tariff proposals with the Copyright Board of Canada and who might be next? ; Yes