The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's radio show Search Engine is soliciting your questions for an interview with Industry Minister Jim Prentice about the upcoming Canadian DMCA legislation, which will give Canada one of the most backwards copyright regimes in the world. We want to give Canadians one last chance to be heard on this subject before their government moves forward, and that's why we're asking Industry Minister Jim Prentice on to Search Engine, to answer questions posed by you. We have every confidence that when Minister Prentice sees the amount of public concern on this topic, he'll make himself available for a conversation. Submit your questions in the comments. Link See also: Canada's coming DMCA will be the worst copyright yet Canadian DMCA: how it might have happened (Disclosure: I am a paid columnist for Search Engine)...

In Brooklyn we've jut discovered ‘living graffiti’ - an idea which takes the idea of clean graffiti to the next level by creating street art out of living, breathing plants. Eco-minded artist Edina Tokodi is putting a new spin on guerilla art tactics in the trendy enclave of Williamsburg with her site-specific installations of living moss animals