Is IP under threat in the EU?
-Internet - Copyright - Politics - Breaking views-
A Copyright Masquerade: How Corporate Lobbying Threatens Online Freedoms Due August 2013.
The Berkman Center for Internet & Society At Harvard University ( 2011)
Rethinking Music A Briefing Book
Compiled for the Rethink Music Conference 25-27 April 2011
"The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (“ACTA”) — an international, multilateral intellectual property trade agreement — may require the United States to adopt graduated response regulations. Leaked early drafts drew criticism for explicitly requiring them. While the October 2010 final draft does not expressly mention a graduated response, it does contain broad language encouraging ISPs to use “fair and proportionate” remedies to enforce copyright laws. Some organizations argue that this language implies a graduated response requirement. "74
74 See, e.g. Monica Horten, Final ACTA puts Europe under more pressure for graduated response,
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The Copyright Enforcement Enigma
Internet politics and the Telecoms Package
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The Copyright Enforcement Enigma
