IP Justice has posted a letter from a group of leading technology, Internet, and telecommunications companies in the U.S. focused on concerns related to ACTA.
Tech Companies Express ACTA Concerns
August 11, 2008
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oh like people will go f this and not use it OH NO all that massive cash grab we get will dry up as no one will need high speed internet any more, better get some loop holes in there and let the AA’s go after poor defenseless cripples