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"Après plusieurs années de négociation et des critiques continues quant à ses conditions d'élaboration, le traité transpacifique, ou accord de partenariat transpacifique, a été révélé dans intégralité, un mois après l'annonce de la fin des tractations à Atlanta. D'une manière générale, les dispositions qui concernent les technologies de l'information et de la communication tendent à défavoriser l'usager..." 
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"ACTA and SOPA might be dead and buried, but the specter of draconian copyright law still lingers, as the leak of the latest draft of the Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty shows us. The treaty – currently being written and developed by twelve countries – could soon see ISPs liable for the activities of their users, extended copyright terms, and the act of circumventing Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology criminalized. Troublingly, the passing of the Trans Pacific Partnership Treaty could also threaten independent journalism – it contains provisions that criminalize the leaking of trade secrets. Worried? You should be. The Trans-Pacific Partnership is draconian, awful and could cripple the digital economy. With that said, knowledge is power, and here’s what you need to know about this nightmarish treaty. (...)"
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) threatens to regulate and restrict the Internet in the name of enforcing intellectual property (IP) rights around the world, yet the public and civil society continue to be denied meaningful access to the official text and are even kept in the dark about what proposals countries are pushing in this powerful multilateral trade agreement.
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Open access isn't explicitly covered in any of the secretive trade negotiations that are currently underway, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), and the Trade In Services Agreement (TISA). But that doesn't mean that they won't have a negative impact on those seeking to publish or use open access materials.
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"WikiLeaks révèle la partie 'Propriété Intellectuelle' du traité transpacifique (TPP)
Au sein de l'Union européenne, les ayants droit sont inquiétés par le traité transatlantique, dans la mesure où celui-ci pourrait imposer la notion juridique du copyright sur le droit d'auteur, privant ainsi le créateur de son droit moral. Mais, de l'autre côté du globe, un traité transpacifique (TPP) se prépare également, dans le plus grand secret. WikiLeaks a dévoilé la partie "Propriété intellectuelle" du traité. (...)"
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