July Edition of IP-Watch Monthly Reporter Now Available

The Intellectual Property Watch Monthly Reporter features the most important news on international IP policymaking, the latest on who is coming and going in the IP community at the United Nations, World Trade Organization, Geneva missions, regional and national IP offices, industry and non-governmental organisations, plus News Briefs on reports and events that do not appear on the IP-Watch website (http://www.ip-watch.org/).

For this and more, read the Intellectual Property Watch Monthly Reporter, now available online for subscribers at: http://www.ip-watch.org/reporter.php.

• Page 1 WIPO Broadcasting Treaty Defeated But Agency Sees Momentum
• Page 1 WIPO Committee Reaches Breakthrough On Development Agenda
• Page 3 WIPO Patent Agenda Expected To Be Revived In 2008
• Page 3 WIPO: US Seeks Cut In Patent Fees; Idris Age Issue Unresolved
• Page 4 Novartis India Case Starts Slowly; Data Exclusivity Report Issued
• Page 6 WIPO Meets On Traditional Knowledge, Genetic Resources
• Page 6 OECD Meeting Adopts Neglected Diseases Agenda, Favours R&D Model
• Page 7 Intellectual Property Watch Analysis Of US Supreme Court Decisions
• Page 8 TRIPS Biodiversity Amendment Boosted; IP Enforcement Embattled
• Page 8 G8 Summit Agrees On Africa Plan With Weakened TRIPS Language
• Page 9 Battle Looms In US Over Royalty Fees For Internet Radio
• Page 10 EU: Fading Patent Harmonisation, Weaker DRMs, TRIPS Flexibilities Silence
• Page 13 Regulators Struggle With Data Exclusivity For Pharmaceuticals Worldwide
• Page 13 US, China Unresolved After Consultations On WTO IP Cases
• Page 14 News In Brief
• Page 16 People

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