16 May 2022CopyrightAlex Baldwin

Toronto university says tutor service ‘copied’ course materials

The University of Toronto (UoT) has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against a tutoring business that it claims “routinely copies” the university’s course materials and sells them to their students.

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