The next round of Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement talks is just a few weeks away. In advance of that meeting the U.S. government has made the Internet provisions available for review to a select group of insiders. KEI has all the details on who got access and under what conditions.
KEI Identifies ACTA Insiders
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