This week, we're looking at an important topic in the world of royalties: private copying. This topic is very important for music creators to be aware of, as Canada only has private copying levies on outdated technology and has not kept up with new developments in technology. Lisa Freeman from the Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) offered her insights and explained what private copying is, what the CPCC does, and why Canada's Copyright Act needs to be updated to keep up with technological innovation. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did! 

Follow CPCC and subscribe to their mailing list to stay informed and #StandOnGuardForMusic:

• https://mailchi.mp/8a45c01f8a06/cpccmailinglist
• https://www.facebook.com/cpcc.scpcp/
• https://www.instagram.com/cpcc.scpcp/

If you have any questions for Lisa from CPCC, feel free to email her directly: [email protected]

Cover art by CPCC

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