KEI has published an exhaustive analysis of ACTA's current injunction and damages provisions, noting that ACTA's injunction provisions are significantly more restrictive than the provisions found in TRIPs.
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Public Knowledge & KEI Public Letter on ACTA
Public Knowledge and KEI have released a public letter expressing concern with the substance of ACTA.
KEI Identifies ACTA Insiders
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.
Soundproof Books
Jamie Love of KEI has an important post on how Random House has turned off text-to-speech in all its Kindle editions in the United States.
RIAA Demands for ACTA
KEI posts the RIAA's demands for ACTA as submitted to the USTR earlier this year.
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