Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mexico. Show all posts
31 March 2013

Now US Wants Transatlantic Free Trade Agreement With European Union To Include Turkey: Who's Next?

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Last week we wrote about the important news that Mexico is asking to join what began as a bilateral trade agreement between the US and ...

Why TAFTA Matters, and What We Should Do About It

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Back in January, I wrote about what I called the "Trans-Atlantic Partnership Agreement", by analogy with the Trans-Pacific Part...

Mexico Will Ask To Join US-EU Transatlantic Trade Agreement

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Things are moving fast with the proposed US-EU transatlantic free trade agreement (TAFTA). It was only a few weeks ago that the formal ...
08 December 2012

Thailand To Join TPP Negotiations; Access To Medicines Likely To Suffer As A Consequence

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Although things have gotten rather quiet on the TPP front, that doesn't mean that the juggernaut has been halted. On the contrary: ...
30 April 2011

Moral Bankruptcy of the Copyright Industry

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As anyone who has followed the area for a while learns, the copyright industry has an extraordinary sense of entitlement. It seems to think...
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05 September 2008

Asterisk Discovers Again Why Open Source is a Star

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Call me parochial, but until a few minutes ago, I'd never heard of MFC/R2, and certainly had no inkling it might be important. Apparentl...
16 June 2008

Open Enterprise Interview with Ryan Bagueros, North-by-South

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On Open Enterprise blog .
20 November 2007

Of "IP", "Piracy" and China

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As readers of this blog will know, I don't use the terms "intellectual property" or "piracy", since both are profoun...
28 February 2007

Firewalls in Meatspace

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Hmm, disturbing .
30 January 2007

Not so Corny for the Mexicans

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By embracing the NAFTA treaty, Mexico surrendered its corn output to the vagaries of the North American corn market. Now, all of a sudden, A...
01 May 2006

W(h)ither Sun?

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McNealy leaving Sun is certainly the end of an era. But the big question is: what follows? As far as Jonathan Schwartz is concerned, too m...