Unpacking Bill C-11: Digital Copyright and User Rights

This chapter examines the contentious Bill C-11 in Canada, which aimed to align copyright laws with U.S. standards while introducing strict digital lock provisions. It discusses the backlash from activists and the disconnect between public opinion and political decisions, ultimately leading to a reevaluation of the bill's implications. The narrative highlights the struggle for Canadian autonomy in digital legislation and the urgent need for a more open internet that prioritizes user rights and innovation.

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