U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick has announced the results of the "Special 301" annual review report, which studies the adequacy of intellectual property protection internationally. In addition to the Ukraine, the report places 16 countries on a "priority watch list" and another 32 countries on a "watch list" for shortcomings in IP protection. The report also discusses the need to develop a strategy to address global Internet piracy.
May 07, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick has just announced the results of the “Special 301″ annual review report, which studies the adequacy of intellectual property protection in multiple dozens of countries. Unfortunately, in addition to one “priority foreign country,” the report places 16 countries on a “priority watch list” and another 32 countries on a “watch list.” The report also explains the need to combat Internet piracy.
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