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Story: US announces global intellectual-property plan
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 23 September 2005, 12:36 AM)
Typical of the US to use the heavy handed approach.
Why do they think the local authorities turn a blind eye to piracy? Perhaps because they know their economy can't handle the royalty fees!
Lower fees and easier compliance rules would encourage broader compliance and therefore a larger pool and lower policing costs.
Royalty payments should also be reduced over time so emerging economies can easily and cheaply take advantage of technology - even if it isn't the latest generation.
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Story: US announces global intellectual-property plan
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Typical of the US to use the heavy handed approach... Anonymous -
The netizens are aware about the rampant "pir... Praveen Dalal -
now listen up boys and girls
we need to suck the B... Anonymous
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A virtual product being duplicated does not equal... Anonymous
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Here we go again big boy yankeeies trying to... pn
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Great, now the rest of the world can enjoy the sam... Anonymous
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I find it somewhat disturbing that the US is... Anonymous
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Fucking Americans. So their WONDERFUL patent syst... Anonymous
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I heard about the "dumbing down of America" somewh... Robert M. Stockmann
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you anti-American people are the problem.
her... US Backer
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Dear US Backer, if the US is so ahead of the game... Arthur B.
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this discussion is not about bein... US Backer
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Dear US Backer,
I didn't start the "your... Arthur B. -
Arthur B;
read all the posts prior... US Backer -
So now we have to export our ignorange,what a... Gregory Thibeau
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"you anti-American people are the problem."
Most... Steve J
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Steve J:
"Er, a lot of the basic infrastructu... US Backer
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If the posters on this board could put aside their... Anonymous
