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10 - 16 December 2007
 
 

Fakers face life in jail
All
New legislation approved by the upper house includes jail sentences of up to life imprisonment and a maximum fine of BD20,000 for dealers and importers of fake goods that lead to someone's death.
Bahrain
12/11/2007
CIB-7-3764

Illegal traders get time to clean up their act
All
Traders dealing with counterfeit goods in Sharjah will soon get a grace period of three months to clean up their act.
UAE
12/10/2007
CIB-7-3762

Counterfeit boost for charities
All
THOUSANDS of counterfeit goods seized by Worcestershire County Council's Trading Standards have been handed to charity in a style reminiscent of Robin Hood.
UK
12/10/2007
CIB-7-3761

Lawmakers raise questions about copyright enforcement bill
All
A handful of lawmakers, law professors and consumer groups have raised objections to a new U.S. copyright bill that could significantly increase the fines for copyright infringement.
USA
12/13/2007
CIB-7-3781

EU plans new measures to curb online piracy
Downloading
The European Commission is considering a new set of measures that could cut web access for users of illegal file-sharing software,
Europe
12/10/2007
CIB-7-3760

MPAA, RIAA take efforts to curb piracy
Movies
MPAA and RIAA have kicked-off the holiday shopping season with a multi-state effort to curtail sales of counterfeit CDs and DVDs in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, and New Orleans
USA
12/11/2007
CIB-7-3772

Japan Tobacco Maker to Pay $400 Million
Tobacco
Japan Tobacco International has agreed to pay EU governments $400 million over the next 15 years to combat the sale of illegal and counterfeit cigarettes,
Europe
12/14/2007
CIB-7-3786

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