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Canada has one of the most lax copyright laws in the world, of which has created all sorts of problems, especially with digital media. Those involved in the production side of the industry have hope, however, as this may be changing. One of the most current advances with copyright law in Canada is Bill C-32. = Bill C-32 = Bill C-32 is being presented to address much of the material that seems to be missing in the current Canadian Copyright Act, especially in regards to digital media. Some of the main points that Bill C-32 addresses includes:
 * copyright issues associated with the internet to make it more in line with international standards
 * identify internet service provider's liability
 * categorize the "enabling of copyright infringement itself an infringement of copyright"
 * allow for greater use of copyright material (both digital and non-digital) for businesses, libraries, and educators
 * grant photographers rights equal to those of other creators
 * ensure a review of the copyright law by Parliament every 5 years (12)