Why harmonisation has a future
12 April 2012
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James Nurton, New York
Things are moving again at WIPO. That was the clear message from IP negotiators speaking at the Fordham IP conference in New York
Taking part in a panel on multilateral IP
issues and policy, WIPO Deputy Director General Jim Pooley said
there had been "inertia" in international negotiations since
the TRIPs Agreement in 1995, with "almost religious"
differences between some countries.
But, said...
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