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- I asked ChatGPT: "What are the criticisms of Access Copyright?"
What are the criticisms of Access Copyright? Access Copyright has been criticized for a number of reasons, including: 1. The cost of licensing: Some organizations, particularly schools and universities, have complained that the fees charged by Access Copyright are too high. 2. The scope of t … Read more »
- I asked ChatGPT: "Who is the most important copyright scholar in Canada?"
Who is the most important copyright scholar in Canada? It’s difficult to say who the most important copyright scholar in Canada is, as the field of copyright is broad and there are many scholars who have made significant contributions. However, there are a few scholars who have made significant cont … Read more »
- ChatGPT gets an "F" on "Are Access Copyright's copyright board tariffs "mandatory" in Canada?"
Are Access Copyright’s copyright board tariffs “mandatory” in Canada? Access Copyright’s copyright board tariffs are considered “mandatory” in Canada in the sense that they are legally binding tariffs that must be paid by certain organizations, such as educational institutions, in order to reproduc … Read more »
- I just asked ChatGPT: "What is the difference between "antitrust" law in the USA and "competition" law in Canada?"
I just asked ChatGPT: “What is the difference between “antitrust” law in the USA and “competition” law in Canada?” Antitrust law and competition law are similar in that they both aim to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies. However, there are some key differences between the antitrust l … Read more »
- I just asked ChatGPT: "What is the difference between copyright "fair use" in the USA and "fair dealing" in Canada?"
I just asked ChatGPT “What is the difference between copyright “fair use” in the USA and “fair dealing” in Canada?” Here’s the answer I got in a few seconds: In the United States, “fair use” is a doctrine in copyright law that allows for limited use of copyrighted material without the need for perm … Read more »