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US trade officials spin WTO loss to China as major victory

article published on 30 January, 2009

It's no secret that certain elements in the US Federal Government would like to see all copyright infringement criminalized and the Department of Justice used as an enforcement agency for intellectual property owners. What gets less publicity is the work by the office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) to similarly effect the law in other countries. Earlier this week the USTR's office ... [ read the full article ]

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afbosch
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_ 		1. February 2009 @ 11:29 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
well just a other example of the corrupt crook that run the usa-- try to enforce there crook law on other country so there can make money--- little wonder half the world hate American--- i wonder when American will wake up and smell the coffee-- the USA is so protecting it co but yet what other country to open there country up-- can not have it both way-- that a lessen the usa govt still has not learn-- so must for free trade--- o we can have trade as long as in the USA favor-- when are there going to learn that does not fly with other--- trade war any one
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borhan9
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_ 		3. February 2009 @ 18:09 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Well I am all for trying to stop copyright Freud and all that but i am not for the way in which the US is going about it in the way in which they think they are the worlds morale police. (I know this line has been said many times before)Instead the US can try another angle to try to enforce new legislation and that is through international organizations like The United Nations or NATO. Through these two International bodies more can be done and more influence can be had towards major changes in China and many other countries with Copyright issues.
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JGscruff
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_ 		10. February 2009 @ 15:23 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
The Antigua gambling case has been going on for years, and still their negotiating settlement stuff. I just read an interview with their attorney and he says they're still hopefull to resolve the issue even with a new president to negotiate with now.

Maybe it's time to stop trying to be nice and start doing the copyright violations they're allowed to do now instead. Once the movie companies and software companies start crying about it, someone will pay more attention.

And I laugh that teh U.S. though newspaper clippings could be "evidence" in their case against China.
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