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: China HearsayChina WTO A/V Products III: Some Thoughts
By Stan
Good news and bad news. The bad news is that the Panel report on this case is so long, so technical, and so detailed, that I cannot simply list the findings. Wouldn’t make any sense, and it would probably take me another four days to do so anyway.
Good news is that you don’t really need to know all the ins and outs, unless you are in the film, music, or book industries and you need to know what to expect. I suspect you will be spending oodles of money for some international law firm to provide you with a 100 page memo on this case in any event, so I’d wait for that.
For everyone else, some general conclusions:
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