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: Intellectual Property WatchTreaty Negotiators Turn To ?ACTA Lite? In Hopes Of Closure
By Intellectual Property Watch
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Everyone you ask this week about the Anti-Counterfeiting Agreement (ACTA) tells you that they?re just about to work their way through the new draft version to understand the implications of changes made during the recent negotiation round in Washington, DC. Massive changes to the text have been revealed by yet another leak of the draft treaty text being negotiated by 10 countries and the EU 27 member states.
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- ACTA Negotiators: Maximal Protection Proposals Unlikely In Final Text
- ACTA Negotiators Vow To Mesh With National-Level Rights; Withhold New Text
- Leaked ACTA Text Shows Possible Contradictions With National Laws
Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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