From Michael Geist:
“Tens of thousands of Canadians have spoken out against Bill C-61 over the past month. In addition to the letters, MP meetings, and town halls, many have created mashups, videos, comics, posters, photos, and other creative art to express their disappointment and concern with Industry Minister Jim Prentice’s plan for copyright in Canada. To build on this creativity, the Fair Copyright for Canada group is launching a new YouTube video competition. C-61 in 61 Seconds invites everyone to post a video - whether rant, mashup, or something new - on the copyright bill.”
Bell’s blatant traffic shaping is has lead to a rally scheduled on Parliament hill tomorrow. The rally is being backed by two ISPs, two unions, and handful of politicians and Google and of course, canadian net neutrality champion Michael Geist.