[free-sklyarov] The New Constitution

[Jon O .]

Here:

http://www.jrc.es/iptsreport/vol32/english/ISS1E326.htm

What is Going Wrong Today in Global Governance?

Due to political will and technological progress, the world is now integrating economically into one single world-wide market, which is the essential aspect of the present globalization process. This is to a high degree being accelerated by the power of ICT and its ability to eliminate distance. If we ask what governs development today in this global market, it is primarily the regime of the WTO and of the financial markets, both characterized by the idea of "free trade" and deregulation.

This explains more about the WIPO and WTO.

The WIPO caused the US to write the DMCA to comply with international
 IP restrictions rules, etc...




On 22-Jul-2001, Jon O . wrote:
> 
> The DMCA is derived from the WIPO - World Intellectual Property Organization. 
> 
> Someone might want to wite who knows a bit more, but the DMCA was a response 
> to rules enacted by the WIPO. This is part of the whole globalization thing
> everyone is so pissed about. Look:
> 
> http://wipo2.wipo.int/process2/
> 
> There's more to it than that.
> 
> Check www.anti-dmca.org for more info. All those protesters in Italy were
> pissed about something and we are just seeing the first effects here in 
> the US. The companies are taking over. Think about it. The Constitution
> was written to protect "Individual's Rights" not corporate rights.
> 
> Well, the WIPO and the G-8 are doing the equivalent of WRITING A GLOBAL
> CONSTITUTION. Think about it. Our forefathers met to write out rules of 
> governance. Well THEY ARE DOING THE SAME THING WITHOUT YOUR INPUT.
> 
> They are meeting, making rules and now look what happens. The US writes
> the DMCA to comply with the WIPO and now we are oppressed.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 23-Jul-2001, vadim wrote:
> > This is partly an idea from slashdot 
> > (http://slashdot.org/articles/01/07/22/0044234.shtml, Retarded Laws), but 
> > there's some of my own too. What's happening here is that a the DMCA is 
> > trying to forbid people from picking a lock. If the act of simply explaining 
> > how to open a door or decrypt encrypted data is illegal, imagine what would 
> > happen if this was applied globally?
> > 
> > Think about movies where a detective picks a lock or a delinquent robs a 
> > bank. Some movies explain in a quite great detail a bank's security system 
> > and how to break it. If the DMCA is ever applied globally, that will make a 
> > really incredible amount of information illegal. Suddenly, movies, books, 
> > articles in newspapers and many other thing will suddenly become illegal 
> > because they explain how to pick a lock.
> > 
> > This must never happen.
> > 
> > -- 
> > Vadim
> > 
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