Gość: sp;lit
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05.05.04, 18:23
Jest jednym z najwiekszych zlodziei patentow i praw autorskich , tylko Chiny
ma wiecej przewinien na "koncie" ,... Biorac pod uwage wiekosc kraju i liczbe
ludnosci , malutki Izrael bije wszystkich zlodziei na glowe ,...
Dana wam zaraz wytlumaczy ze sp;it , rozlupaniec znowu manipuluje :)))
uklony
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Israel left in second-rank blacklist of copyright violators
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has left Israel in its second-ranking list
of companies abusing intellectual property rights, instead of downgrading it
to the third list as it had threatened to do.
However, the FTC said it still worries about Israel's policy regarding the
protection of drug registration portfolios, and royalties to producers of
music CDs played to the general public.
Israel is one of 52 U.S. trading partners named to the four-level violation
blacklist, which includes countries guilty of failing to prevent piracy of
movies, music and computer programs, for instance. Its inclusion on the lower-
level watch list indicates U.S. concern about failure to uphold property
rights in specific cases.
Countries included in the fourth list of worst offenders face trade sanctions
by the U.S.
Impelled by the U.S. warning, the Israeli government formulated a bill to
protect drug registration portfolios. The bill pleased nobody, irking the
local generic drugmakers and failing to satisfy the Americans, who said it
did not go far enough. The Israelis and Americans will be holding talks on
the bill in the months to come.
Talks on royalties over music CDs will also continue at the professional
bureaucratic level.
Industry minister Ehud Olmert commented that he hopes the talks to be held
soon between Israel and the U.S. will end the disputes. He said Israel
believes it highly important to maintain a proper intellectual property
environment.
