Keeping the DMCA’s Grand Bargain in NAFTA
Last week, the content industry launched a new coalition—ACTION for Trade—dedicated to keeping Internet intermediary safe harbors out of the […]
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Calls to Backtrack on Copyright Balance Put Tech Backing for NAFTA in Doubt
As negotiators converge on Ottawa to resume talks over updating the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), content interests […]
Will Copyright Disputes Derail the NAFTA Express?
Efforts to update the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) have been on a fast track, as U.S., Canadian, and […]
Host of Digital Trade Barriers Await New Top Trade Cop
Late last week the Senate voted to confirm Robert Lighthizer as U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), the nation’s top trade enforcer. […]
Barriers to Digital Trade Demand Attention
Yesterday the U.S. Trade Representative received input from stakeholders about trade barriers to U.S. exports, in an annual process called […]
Fair Use As A Tool For Reining In Foreign Judges?
At a conference last week sponsored by Columbia Law School’s Kernochan Center for Law, Media, and the Arts, a panel […]
EU Trade Commissioner Criticises Online Censorship in China
The EU’s Trade Commissioner, Cecilia Malmström, raised concerns with Chinese tech policies during this week’s EU-China Summit in Beijing. Malmström […]
U.S. Trade Report Emphasizes Importance of Digital Trade
The U.S. Government recently took a significant step toward a 21st century trade policy. The U.S. Trade Representative’s “National Trade […]
The New EU Trade Strategy Should Break Down Telecoms Access Barriers
The European Commission is set to present its new Trade Strategy this autumn and the removal of digital trade barriers […]
What Does Jurassic World’s Opening Weekend Tell Us About International IP Policy?
Jurassic World grossed over $315 million abroad last weekend, including more than $100 million in China. The overseas success of […]
