New Zealand MP Clare Curran has posted on ACTA, arguing that "in the interests of transparency and public interest, the New Zealand Government should reveal the text of recent secret discussions in South Korea on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement." Meanwhile, UnitedFuture leader Peter Dunne has called on the Government to […]
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Countering the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
Jonathan Penney provides a New Zealand perspective on why and how people in that country should oppose ACTA.
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The New Zealand government has released a draft framework that moves toward open access for non-copyright information and open licensing for copyright works.
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The New Zealand government has posted a public consultation on its revamped three strikes copyright proposal. Creative Freedom NZ provides a quick take.
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New Zealand has launched its second ACTA consultation. This consultation asks specific questions about border measures, civil enforcement, and criminal enforcement.
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