スペインの知的財産委員会は、年にたった30例のみを解決
La Comisión de la Propiedad Intelectual resuelve 30 casos en un año
Teresa Lizaranzu, presidenta del órgano, presenta los resultados de la 'ley Sinde-Wert' y resta importancia a la amenaza de entrada de España en la 'lista 301'
Iker Seisdedos Madrid 28 FEB 2013 - 13:55 CET
The Intellectual Property Committee resolves 30 cases in a year
Teresa Lizaranzu, president of the body, presents the results of the 'law Sinde-Wert' and downplays the threat of entry of Spain into the 'list 301'
Iker Madrid Seisdedos 28 FEB 2013 - 13:55 CET
The Second Section of the Intellectual Property Commission, established by law Sinde-Wert, has handled 363 requests for ex parte, of which 248 have been filed by irrelevant or deficiencies in its presentation. Of the 115 remaining, 30 have resulted in an agreement to start, four were filed before that pact and there are 81 that are still outstanding, as explained this morning Teresa Lizaranzu in Ministry of Culture to mark the first anniversary of standard.
The numbers do not differ much from those targeted by this newspaper a couple of weeks, by which time they had solved 25 requests, although they show some urgency in the activities of the commission. In these 13 days have resolved the fifth of cases than in the previous 11 months, who knows if the threat hanging over Spain of its listing 301 of the most pirated recommended by U.S. industry and that will resolve in April. "It increases the work rate exponentially," acknowledged Lizaranzu, Director General of Policy and Cultural Industries and the Book, plus the second president of the commission, designed to persecute or link pages to serve content subject to copyright. "We already have a mechanism, a gear that is working better and better."
The hearing is gone in explaining the operation of this gear in play down the threat from the list 301 ("Canada and Italy have spent years in it"), in disdain Kim DotCom ("the German living in New Zealand" ) and fend off the criticism this week against intellectual property protection in Spain since the IFPI, global employer disk ("law Sinde-Wert has many holes") and the Coalition of Creators. "We do not work with reports produced by the industry and those who know almost everything, as the sample used."
Lizaranzu has also returned to promise changes in the regulatory framework, which pass through "timely reform of the text of the Copyright Act." For now, it is "a preliminary draft" soon, but has not specified when it will be "a closed text between ministries." After his "public notice" will pass through the parliament, which approved a change that will advocate for "the increase in legal tender", "greater transparency of collecting societies" and formalized the changes in the collection by the "private copying "and to the Law of State Budget (which will involve an allocation of five million, up from 115 in 2011 the old tried digital canon).
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