Article 11 and Article 13 Faces Delay Thanks to Member Rebellion
The fight to save the internet in Europe continues. Pressure is causing article 11 and article 13 to be delayed.
Category Archives: International
New TPP Takes Effect. How Many Copyright Bullets Were Dodged?
The new Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is taking effect. Known sometimes as the TPP-11, we look at what copyright provisions were avoided.
Early Copyright Reviews Mixed for New USMCA Pact
It is being rebranded as the USMCA, but the substance is now being analyzed. It seems that reviews are mixed on the copyright side of things.
Canada Reaches NAFTA Deal Outline With US
Canadian and American negotiators have pulled an 11th hour deal on the new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Will They Or Won’t They Make the Deadline for NAFTA?
The deadline set by the American’s for NAFTA is midnight tonight. All eyes are trained on negotiations in this 11th hour.
Doubts About Making NAFTA Deadline Intensifies
The copyright provisions in NAFTA could face further uncertainty as doubts about making the self-imposed deadlines intensifies.
Trump Says He is Scrapping NAFTA After Deal With Mexico
US President Donald Trump recently made a surprise announcement that he is terminating NAFTA. That has copyright implications.
Italy Says it Won’t Ratify CETA, Puts Future of Agreement into Question
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) has hit a somewhat familiar bump towards ratification thanks to Italy.
Europe’s Proposed “E-Evidence” Package Draws Fire
A European proposal (dubbed “E-Evidence”) that would allow the American government to potentially wiretap European citizens is receiving backlash.
Potential NAFTA Delay Spells Copyright Relief for Now
Just months ago, commentators seem to be sure that NAFTA was on the verge of completion. Now, recent political rhetoric is casting doubt on that.
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