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Public Knowledge Policy Blog: Hollywood: Never Mind the Transparency, Here's the ACTA
Friday, November 20, 2009It’s not a surprise that the Motion Picture Association of America is a supporter of the so-called Anti Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, a proposed international copyright and trademark agreement that the public isn’t allowed to see. What is surprising is how willing the MPAA is to dismiss calls for an open and democratic process as a “distraction.”
In a letter addressed yesterday to Senator Patri...
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