EU-India FTA Draft May Restrict Digital Copying Norms
The draft India-EU Free Trade Agreement's IP chapter threatens to restrict lawful digital practices like RAM copying and data archiving under expanded copyright enforcement.
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The draft India-EU Free Trade Agreement's IP chapter threatens to restrict lawful digital practices like RAM copying and data archiving under expanded copyright enforcement.
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Draft EU-India FTA’s IP Chapter may restrict digital archiving and temporary data copies, conflicting with Indian exceptions under fair use.
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