Federal Court to decide if password-sharing violates copyright law
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CanadaBlacklock’s Reporter sued Parks Canada for buying a one-person subscription and then sharing a password so multiple government employees could access the site’s news storiesPublished June 14, 2023 • Last updated 16 hours ago • 3 minute readWhatever the outcome of the Blacklock’s case, it won’t affect the ability of companies to forbid password-sharing in their terms and conditions. Photo by blacklocks.caArticle content
OTTAWA — A case in the Federal Court of Canada could determine whether the sharing of online passwords violates the Copyright Act and has the potential to put Canadian…Continue Reading