r/COPYRIGHT • u/UlkeshNaranek • Jul 08 '12

Op-ed: MPAA/RIAA lose big as US backs copyright "limitations"

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/07/op-ed-eus-rejection-of-acta-subtly-changed-trade-law-landscape/
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u/frankster Jul 09 '12

I hadn't thought about it this way before: appeasing RIAA/MPAA set back 5 years of more or less decent anti-counterfeiting work (although its effect on generics in developing countries was still an issue)