[LINK] Statement of Principles: Copyright and the FTA

[Deus Ex Machina]

this is typical of religious arguments, arguing in favor of some
position based on belief without any supporting facts. I can not find
any reference to research or fact on the ADA web site. the entire
thrust is predicated on obscure and unmeasurable ideals like the
"public good" and the opinion of members.

Vic

Tony Barry [me at tony-barry.emu.id.au] wrote:
> 
> Begin forwarded message:
> 
> >From: Miranda Lee <mlee at nla.gov.au>
> >Date: 2 March 2004 4:31:55 PM
> >Subject: Statement of Priniciples: Copyright and the FTA
> >
> >Dear Copy-libbers and ADA Friends,
> >
> >The Australian Digital Alliance and the Australian Libraries' Copyright
> >Committee have released a Statement of Principles in relation to the
> >implementation of copyright provisions in the Australia- United States 
> >Free
> >Trade Agreement.
> >
> > <<Statement of Principles.doc>>  <<MEDIA RELEASE FTA.doc>>
> >
> >The Statement of Principles can be accessed through the ADA (
> >www.digital.org.au ) and ALCC website ( www.digital.org.au/alcc )
> >
> >Please distribute freely.
> >
> >Miranda
> >
> >Miranda Lee,  Copyright Advisor (Law & Policy)
> >Australian Libraries Copyright Committee
> >PO Box E202
> >Kingston ACT 2604
> >Tel: 02 6262 1273
> >Fax: 02 6273 2545
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> 
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