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The Copyright Industries in the International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) Submit to USTR their 2008 Report on Piracy in 51 Countries/Territories

Washington—The International Intellectual Property Alliance (IIPA) submitted its recommendations to U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab today in the annual “Special 301” review of copyright piracy and market access problems around the world. IIPA’s submission discusses copyright protection, enforcement, and market access problems in 60 countries/territories, of which it recommends that 45 be placed on an appropriate USTR list. IIPA also discusses piracy and market access problems in an additional 15 countries but is not recommending that these countries be placed on any formal list. The IIPA submission also describes eight challenges and initiatives that define the industries’ collective agenda for 2007.