China has slowed cooperation with the United States on fighting product piracy since Washington complained to the World Trade Organization on the issue earlier this year, American officials said on Oct. 24. The April complaint to the WTO accused Beijing of failing to do enough to stop rampant copying of music, movies and other goods, and added to strain between the two nations over China's swollen trade surplus and recalls and warnings of tainted or faulty Chinese goods.
October 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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China has slowed cooperation with the United States on fighting product piracy since Washington complained to the World Trade Organization on the issue earlier this year, American officials said on Oct. 24.
“We’ve seen increased cooperation in some areas but we’ve seen cooperation in other areas slow. We don’t think that’s the right way forward,” said U.S. Undersecretary of Commerce Jon W. Dudas, in Beijing for an American Embassy forum on intellectual property.
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