Dynamic fair dealing : creating Canadian culture online / edited by Rosemary J. Coombe, Darren Wershler, and Martin Zeilinger.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introducing dynamic fair dealing: Creating Canadian digital culture / Rosemary J. Coombe, Darren Wershler, and Martin Zeilinger -- A. The Canadian copyright context -- I. Provocations: Fair dealing as right, speech, duty, and practice -- 1. Copyright and freedom of expression: fair dealing between work and play / Bita Amani -- 2. From the right to copy to practices of copying / Marus Boon -- II. Recognizing the Canadian public domain -- 3. The Canadian public domain: what, where, and to what end? / Carys J. Craig -- 4. Dynamic fair dealing with orphan works: lessons from "Real" property / Ren Bucholz -- 5. Publicly funded, then locked away: the work of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation / Kyle Asquith -- III. Infrastructures for fair dealing -- 6. Resisting enclosure: licences, authorship, and the commons / John W. Maxwell -- 7. Weaving an open web: innovation and ethics in the virtual commons / Eliot Che -- 8. "This content is not available in your region": geoblocking culture in Canada / Ira Wagman and Peter Urquhart -- 9. Net neutrality and the threat to open cultural expression / Steve Anderson -- IV. Experiments in pedagogy and diversity -- 10. Copyright and access to media for people with perceptual disabilities / J.P. Udo and Deborah Fels -- 11. If you're asking, it's not fair dealing: animating Canadian copyright issues in a "Read-Write" classroom / Matt Soar -- 12. Hacking education: how openness and sharing can transform learning / Alec V. Couros -- B. Mediations -- I. Digital publishing -- 13. Open access publishing and academic research / Rowland Lorimer -- 14. Open access mandates and the fair dealing button / Arthur Sale, Marc Couture, Elroy Rodrigues, Leslie Carr, and Stephen Harnad -- II. Principles and practices of heritage management -- 15. The evolution of cultural heritage ethics via human rights norms / Rosemary J. Coombe and Nicole Aylwin -- 16. Indigenous cultural heritage in the age of technological reproductibility: towards a postcolonial ethic of the public domain / George Nicholas -- 17. Cultural diversity: a central dimension of Canadian cultural heritage? / Nicole Aylwin -- III. The work of poetics -- 18. Parodists' rights and copyright in a digital Canada / Graham Reynolds -- 19. Robin Hood of the avant-garde / Kenneth Goldsmith -- 20. Remixing bpNichol: direct dealing and recombinatory art practices / Justin Stephenson -- C. Making our digital heritage a dynamic one -- I. Documenting pasts and assessing virtual futures -- 21. Copyright dramas: theatre archives and collections online / David M. Meurer -- 22. Streaming a digital scream: archiving Toronto's barbaric yawp / Suzanne Zelazo -- 23. The NFB, Canada's experimental documentary tradition, and found futures / Martin Zeilinger and Eli Horwatt -- II. Recombinant creativity -- 24. Chipmusic, out of tune: crystal castles and the misappropriation of creative commons-licensed music / Martin Zeilinger -- 25. "My real'll make yours a rental": hip hop and Canadian copyright / Alexandra Boutros -- 26. Friction over fan fiction / Grace Westcott -- 27. Child-generated content: children's authorship and interpretive practices in digital gaming cultures / Sara M. Grimes -- Afterword: Reflections -- Deal with it / Laura J. Murray -- Pull up the stakes and fill in the ditches: the materiality of intellectual property / Darin Barney.