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IPRED2 vote delayed

Posted by Becky in Intellectual Property at February 23rd, 2007

Good news from Europe! It seems the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee (JURI), will not be voting on whether to criminalise intellectual property infringement until 19 March. The vote had previously been set for next week.

So there’s still time to write to your MEP on the issue.

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