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25 June 2020CopyrightCesar Fishman

US copyright reports are missing the bigger picture

Among other important functions, the US Trade Representative (USTR) regularly publishes reports detailing foreign and digital threats to American IP industries. The “ 2020 Special 301 Report” and the “ 2019 Notorious Markets Report”, released in April this year, are cited and relied upon for their list of websites and countries that most widely participate in copyright infringement and counterfeiting.

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