The European Union executive suggested Oct. 23 that Europe should strike an anti-piracy pact with the United States, Japan and Korea that would help them all do more to stamp out counterfeit goods. It said this would set out new global norms for protecting intellectual property rights that guarantee a stream of revenue for the developers of new products because they can license their designs for others to make.
October 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The European Union executive suggested Oct. 23 that Europe should strike an anti-piracy pact with the United States, Japan and Korea that would help them all do more to stamp out counterfeit goods.
It said this would set out new global norms for protecting intellectual property rights that guarantee a stream of revenue for the developers of new products because they can license their designs for others to make.
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