The Hockey Song, Blame Michael Geist?
Tue Jun 17 14:42:33 2008 EDT (-0400 GMT)Just submitted the following comment to The Creators’ Copyright Coalition article The Hockey Song? Blame Michael Geist.
I’m often just as apt to do it, but it fascinates me how different people interpret the same vents differently. Remember your semiotics, all meaning is negotiated!
Your article doesn’t make clear how refusal to pay for something and then not using it (in this case the Hockey Song) is anti-copyright? I thought it had something to do with payment/permission for use and no use without it – the CBC’s not even trying to argue a fair use/fair dealing situation.
Unless the only thing copyright stands for is paying people, and if that’s the case then I submit that its in fact you who’ve fallen into the “kid downloading an MP3 mindset”.
In any case, thanks for contributing to the public dialogue.
I did forget to divulge my conflict of interest: mattclare.ca/wordpress/2008/05/31/i-won-tfc-tickets/
Ironically, the op-ed posting on the educational exceptions of Bill C-611, Straw in the wind: the mindset behind C-61, is bang on.
Thus concludes post 500.
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