Full Coverage – PublicACTA
Copyright: InternetNZ Welcomes Release Of ACTA Text
InternetNZ (Internet New Zealand Inc) welcomes the release of the ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) negotiating text and thanks the New Zealand Government for supporting the call for transparency. More>>
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- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - ACTA Participants release draft negotiating text
Some Progress: ACTA Negotiating Text To Be Released
Trade Minister Tim Groser today welcomed a decision to publicly release the negotiating text of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, following negotiations held in Wellington last week. More>>
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Copyright:
PublicACTA Wellington Declaration Released
"The Wellington Declaration paints a broad picture of the need to limit ACTA to what it originally set out to do: tackle the problem of counterfeiting.
"It also makes some specific suggestions as to how the detailed provisions being negotiated in Wellington next week - that go far beyond counterfeiting - can be made more citizen-friendly. More>>
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- Internet NZ - Wellington Declaration passed to ACTA negotiators
- LIANZA - LIANZA Supports Wellington Declaration Regarding Trade Agreement On Copyright
- PublicACTA - The Wellington Declaration
- Image: Dylan Horrocks - Dylan Horrocks Cartoon: S92A Copyright Blackout
- Public Address Out-Link - Hard News: The Wellington Declaration
- Labour - Is Government paying lip service to transparency?
- Labour - Opportunity knocks for a bit of leadership #ACTA
- Internet NZ - Attendees prepare for PublicACTA - InternetNZ
- Internet NZ - Submission criticises absence of evidence for ACTA
- NZ Open Source Society - NZOSS Submission on ACTA
- Creative Freedom Foundation - Submission on ACTA, Copyright, and Fair Use Online
- Out-Link - Michael Geist - The ACTA Timeline (or Everything You Need To Know About ACTA But Your Government Won't Tell You)
- Labour - Labour opposes suspending access to the internet
- Commerce Commission - Music copyright investigation closed
- PPNZ - Direct negotiations always possible
- Earlier - Blackout Against Section 92A
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