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: IP JusticeNo ACTA Deal Yet As EU Parliament Seeks Narrower Scope, More Transparency (IP-Watch)
By Robin Gross
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"As negotiations on the proposed Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) continued in Paris this week with again no public details the European Parliament Thursday sent a strong signal by requesting transparency in the negotiations. Parliament meeting in Strasbourg on 18 December passed a resolution on the impact of counterfeiting in international trade ?calls on the [European] Commission and the member states to negotiate ACTA under conditions of the utmost transparency towards the EU citizen.? Parliament also demanded clear limits to the scope of ACTA in various aspects....Full post as published by IP Justice on December 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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