Linking Trade, Intellectual Property and Investment in the Globalizing Economy: The Interrelated Roles of FTAs, IP and the United States

Lutz, Robert E.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-30888-8_6

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“…Subsequently, the US pushed for ‘TRIPS-Plus’ clauses in future free trade agreements (FTAs), seeking to strengthen IP provisions beyond TRIPS. In more recent FTAs, the US has pushed for ‘TRIPS-Plus, Plus’ (TRIPS ++) clauses with even stricter standards (Lutz, 2014), allowing the US and European Union (EU) to bypass multilateral debate and pressure weaker regional trade partners to adopt stronger standards. The rules that are being negotiated for the more recent regional FTAs are more rigorous than comparable provisions found in the WTO (Fergusson et al, 2015).…”

Section: Global Copyright Governance Regime Shift: Wipo Wto/trips Tomentioning

confidence: 99%

The cloud, online piracy and global copyright governance

Wang

2016

International Journal of Cultural Studies

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Piracy is taking on an entirely new character in the age of media in the cloud. Global technology and business models are evolving rapidly, while regulators and lawmakers are catching up in attempts to work out a new set of rules of engagement. In this article, I explore the divergent developments between a retrograde global copyright governance regime and cloud-based media distribution that focuses on connectivity and access. I also examine attempts at business model innovation that seek to effectively embrace and control the continually evolving user–content–platform interaction in the cloud. This article will contribute to our understanding of this rapidly changing ecosystem and the dynamics between technology, law and market.

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Section: Global Copyright Governance Regime Shift: Wipo Wto/trips Tomentioning

confidence: 99%