UK ranked bottom in copyright law survey
16 April 2009
Managing Intellectual Property
The UK has the least consumer-friendly rules “by far”, according to survey of copyright law in 16 countries carried out by a consumer watchdog
The report by Consumer International is its first Intellectual Property Watch List – a response to what it calls the “one-sided” analysis of the US Trade Representative’s annual IP Watch List, which names and shames countries that the US government says fail to protect intellectual property adequately.
Of the countries surveyed by Consumer International – Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile,...
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