TorrentBR

One of the many headline grabbers is the damages that could be awarded. Downloading copyrighted works for private use would be pegged at $500 per infringement while uploaders run up to $20,000 per infringement. We explore the bill and the Copyright act to find specifically where all this comes from. This is the second part of our running series on Bill C-61. Part 1 of our series can be found here.

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