Antigua Seriously Pushing For WTO Approval To Distribute Free Music And Movies

from the well,-look-at-that... dept

Since 2003, we've been following the saga of Antigua's fight against the US in the World Trade Organization. Basically, Antigua argued that the US's ban on online gambling violated the free trade agreement the two countries had signed -- as it blocked online gambling sites based in Antigua (of which there are a bunch). Since then, the case has been fun to watch if only for how the US has responded to it. The WTO ruled in favor of Antigua at which point the US basically ignored the WTO, despite the WTO occasionally making angry noises. Then, there was the time that the US went so far as to declare that the WTO had reversed that original ruling on appeal... but the details showed that the US was making up that claim and the WTO was still supporting Antigua. Earlier this year, after the WTO started stomping its feet again, the US responded by saying it was simply (unilaterally) going to change its free trade agreement with Antigua, so that online gambling wasn't included. Obviously, Antigua finds that solution quite troublesome.

Back in early 2006, however, a few people began buzzing about an idea that Antigua could use to force the US to pay attention: become an WTO-backed ignorer of US copyright law. Since the US knew it could effectively ignore Antigua over online gambling, the idea was that Antigua should simply say that if the US won't support its free trade agreement, then it would start ignoring US copyright laws, and would then (with WTO-backing, mind you) allow modern versions of all sorts of copyright-violating services to prosper. We didn't think that Antigua would seriously go in this direction, but as a new NY Times article makes clear it's exactly what Antigua is now pushing for. Of course, the real hope is that in doing so, the Big Copyright players will force the US government to back down on the gambling issue. However, it might be a lot more interesting to see what would happen if Antigua really did become the protected legal home of more modern versions of (the old) Napster, my.mp3.com, the Pirate Bay, Allofmp3.com and others. Of course, as reader OKVol points out to us, the real irony here is that in potentially ignoring copyright monopolies, Antigua may be getting closer to real free trade than in living up to the terms of the free trade agreement between the two countries.
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  • identicon
    Dan, 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:31am

    This is going to end up very interesting, and depending on how it ends up, it may show that the US has a major weakness when attempting to overpower the WTO decisions, regardless of the strength of the country in question.

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  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 1:12am

    good. it's about time someone showed us we can't do whatever we feel like just because we're stronger. that's how schoolyard bullies act, not how a country that's supposed to be respectable should.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 1:14am

    but knowing the us, we'll probably just bitch and whine about it like a 5 year old. and then try to sue them.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 1:56am

    If it comes down to it, ...

    ...the copyright cartels will just instruct the US to send in the military to "liberate" the people of Antigua and give them a nice new government. Problem solved.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Michael Whitetail, 24 Aug 2007 @ 3:18am

      Re: If it comes down to it, ...

      Im sorry, but when did Antigua get any oil... uh, WMD's?

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    tribster, 24 Aug 2007 @ 4:37am

    Just Send em U.K. Entertainment

    Send them British Entertainment That will stop them : )

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    The infamous Joe, 24 Aug 2007 @ 5:03am

    I dunno..

    “Think of this from the W.T.O.’s point of view,” said Charles R. Nesson, a professor at Harvard Law School. “They’re [the WTO] this fledgling organization dominated by a huge monster in the United States. People there must be scared out of their wits at the prospects of enforcing a ruling that would instantly galvanize public opinion in the United States against the W.T.O.”

    Against the WTO? Hell, I'm in their cheering section. This great country of ours has been slowly, but surely, perverted from what it was started as, and a little help from the rest of the world to get us back on track would be much appreciated. The worst part is, the US gets all up in arms when another country, like China, doesn't follow WTO rulings-- but we have no problem ignoring the WTO when we don't get our way... and we're not even trying to hide our hypocrisy. Every day without fail I read something online about this country that makes me *ashamed* to be part of it.

    /rant

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 5:30am

      Re: I dunno..

      "Every day without fail I read something online about this country that makes me *ashamed* to be part of it."

      So move...

      link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 10:07am

        Re: Re: I dunno..

        link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        SailorRipley, 24 Aug 2007 @ 10:10am

        Re: Re: I dunno..

        he'll still be an American, even if he moves and would still be ashamed by what he reads online

        Besides, moving isn't the solution...staying and annoying the hell out of the people/politicians/organizations that make you ashamed is

        link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 10:16am

        Re: Re: I dunno..

        you must be one of those people that always quit when the going gets tough

        link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        Patriot, 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:03pm

        Re: Re: I dunno..

        So move...
        As a patriot it is my duty to stay an rid the country of assholes like you.

        link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Guiltless, 24 Aug 2007 @ 6:18am

    You Guilty Ashamed Wimps

    Who cares about the WTO. We should spread our influence to our advantage (the US)and our laws and lifestyle- exactly like China. You sad ashamed people who feel guilty about everything should take your personal shortcomings elsewhere. This is a world that is not fair- stop laying your silly feelings out there and consider what is rationally best for us- U.S.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Shag, 24 Aug 2007 @ 8:10am

      Re: You Guilty Ashamed Wimps

      At least in China they have a very strong sense of Honor, that is lacking here. The guy who hung himself in his office a few weeks ago, for sending out bad paint in the toys. He felt that there was no other way for him.

      What is rational for the us would be to follow what they signed on too. Treaties, packs, and even the WTO. The US, even bullied Russia so that their entry was based on them shutting down a web-site(allmp3.com).

      Even towards us Canadians, there went the unresolved soft-wood lumber debate. For years, there was pressure, from from us, and the WTO. The WTO kept ruling in our favor, however, over years, however your government refused to cave. The only reason that we accepted any sort of deal was with our new American-Ass licking government.

      link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        dwb, 31 Aug 2007 @ 7:30am

        Re: Re: You Guilty Ashamed Wimps

        "The guy who hung himself in his office a few weeks ago, for sending out bad paint in the toys. He felt that there was no other way for him."

        Had this happened over here the head of the company might have been handed a golden handshake and asked to leave.

        In the States, Canada, etc. it's only about doing what is best for the bottom line, and nothng else.

        link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      The infamous Joe, 24 Aug 2007 @ 9:11am

      Re: You Guilty Ashamed Wimps

      So move...

      I am, in fact, seriously considering the idea of moving. This country is going to shit, and if the rate of descent doesn't, at the very least, slow down, I'll have no choice but to move to keep my freedom. We'll see in a year or so, I imagine.

      Every day this country chips away that the freedom and there are so many sheep-like Americans that refuse to look at the bigger picture that those of us that *do* try to voice our outrage are drowned out by the mindless bleating of the majority. Just read any article on airport security, or the banning of words, or about anything done "to protect against terrorism" or "for the children" or "the war on drugs" and you'll see the trend.

      However, I'd rather stay and try to fix this Great Mess we call The United States, instead of taking the easy way out offered by so many who say "So move..." though, at some point the only solution will be a revolution or an exodus to another country.

      You sad ashamed people who feel guilty about everything should take your personal shortcomings elsewhere.

      Might does not make right, my school-yard bully friend. We signed an agreement and we should stand by that agreement. We are re-writing our trade agreements to take out online gambling-- without the agreement of the other people in the party. I dare say that if a bank one day called you up and said they'd increased the interest rate on your loan by 65%, you'd be up in arms.

      This is a world that is not fair- stop laying your silly feelings out there and consider what is rationally best for us- U.S.

      What is best for the US is to not alienate the rest of the world. We treat people from our *allied* countries like terrorists when they fly through our airports; we ignore the WTO when they make a decision we don't like. We are harvesting resentment around the world and pretend that our actions don't have consequences. I have no doubts our actions in this day and age will come back to bite us in the ass.

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • icon
    Killer_Tofu (profile), 24 Aug 2007 @ 6:50am

    Re #7 & #9

    #7, I agree with you. I have an idea of what America should be and it seems great. But we are only moving more away from that, to a stance of being a world bully.

    #9, You would make a great politician / sect leader, love shoving your ideas down other's throats. Sad sad person. You are one of those that make this a country I am ashamed of.

    Humans beings have great potential to be a great race, and ideas like that, to just spread our ideas because "they are the right way" only makes the race weaker and pathetic.
    It doesn't matter where you live.

    If Antigua pulls this off, its going to be put on the list of places to look into moving when the US starts its final decline, which only looks more inevitable as time passes.
    Hopefully changing the head administration here soon will help us pick ourselves up some.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 6:58am

    Patents Too?

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 6:59am

    Patents Too?

    I wonder if the IP retaliation would also include the right to ignore US patents as well (or would it be limited to copyright only)? If so, not only would Antigua be able to host music sites, but they could also become a home to cheap prescription drugs (assuming they have the infrastructure for that).

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    amcomwrks, 24 Aug 2007 @ 7:51am

    David vs Goliath

    Sorta like David/Antigua Chunking whatever stones it can find against Goliath/U.S. And I don't blame them a bit. Where do we get off telling a sovereign nation that is engaging in a nonviolent enterprise to better themselves and their economic base what to do. Every body out there should get the slysoft software and rip to their hearts content, while tossing up their middle finger and saying heres to you Goliath and the greedy Philistines running you.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    inc, 24 Aug 2007 @ 10:16am

    The pirate bay is just a tracker and does not violate copy rights.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      SailorRipley, 24 Aug 2007 @ 10:42am

      Re:

      True, but that didn't stop the US from pressuring Sweden until they raided the pirate bay and confiscated their equipment...

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Chuck Norris' Enemy (deceased), 24 Aug 2007 @ 11:30am

    RIAA

    The recording industry will throw some money to the politicians in Antigua and that will change their minds.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:18pm

      Re: RIAA

      The recording industry will throw some money to the politicians in Antigua and that will change their minds.
      Hopefully the people of Antigua would be more willing than Americans to remove those corrupt politicians from office.

      link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 1:08pm

        Re: Re: RIAA

        > Hopefully the people of Antigua would be more willing than Americans to remove those corrupt politicians from office.

        Antigua is small, so it must be much easier to get people organized to "remove those corrupt politicians from office".

        link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    RandomThoughts, 24 Aug 2007 @ 11:52am

    Easy solution. Govt. tells Antigua to go ahead and do internet gambling, but due to money laundering laws, they must identify the American players when money is exchanged.

    Then Govt. arrests US citizens for gambling illegally via the internet.

    Is that so hard?

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:10pm

      Re:

      Easy solution. Govt. tells Antigua to go ahead and do internet gambling, but due to money laundering laws, they must identify the American players when money is exchanged.
      Yeah, right. And just who is going to make them do that?

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • icon
    Killer_Tofu (profile), 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:14pm

    Some of you ..

    .. make me feel proud to still be here.
    By the "some of you" I am referring to all of you who made the comments for #23, #19 (kinda), #17, and really #15.

    Rock on guys.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    RandomThoughts, 24 Aug 2007 @ 12:34pm

    Try to transfer $10,000 to anywhere from anywhere and see. US based or foreign, if you do this, the govt. knows about it. eBay, Paypal, any bank, any credit card company, any insurance company, any brokerage house, they all report financial information to the US govt. One company is under investigation from Scandanavian officials for giving out what they consider private information. If the brokerage house didn't give it to the US Govt. they would have been in voilation of money laundering laws.

    You don't want to be convicted of money laundering. You won't have much fun after that.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Glibby, 25 Aug 2007 @ 6:43am

      Re: Casino Gambling Money transfers?

      So how do the on-line casino operators get around the $10,000 red flag to the US Govnmt? Tiny transactions?

      Anyone know?

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Shun, 24 Aug 2007 @ 1:46pm

    Battle of the Bribes

    Some of you here are suggesting that the RIAA will throw a bunch of money at the Government of Antigua, and the problem of music/movie/game/trade secret piracy will magically go away. Here's a hint for you : it won't make a dent.

    The Government of Antigua is currently held up by the massive amount of gambling that is taking place. It's kinda like trying to bribe the Las Vegas government with money coming out of some other industry, other than gambling. Who's going to do it?

    Let's see who's going to win : the people who currently have a failing business model, who are happy to piss off their customer base, and who are suing (and losing) in the American Courts, thereby losing more money which could potentially be used to bribe politicians in Antigua.

    Or...the on-line gambling companies who are making a boatload of money, are a growing industry, and are hip to customer service...gee, well, I don't play the numbers, but somehow I get the feeling that the cave-dwelling album-makers are going to get run over by the on-line gambling train.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • icon
    John (profile), 24 Aug 2007 @ 3:03pm

    Go USA

    I say "Go USA!"

    Let Antigua legally ignore US copyrights. I'd love to fly over there and get fully legal, pirated copies of Windows Vista, Photoshop, and the latest movies on DVD which are still in the movie theater.

    Just think about all the markets that will open up to Antigua if they have WTO-backed "piracy"... though at that point, you can't call it "piracy" since it's legal.

    And think about how many companies depend on IP protection: Microsoft, Adobe, Paramount, Disney, Universal, Apple, and so on. How will they react, knowing people can freely copy their products in Antigua simply because the US tried to impose its own values on another country?

    As for the person who asked where the WMD's are in Antigua? That's irrelevant.
    All the Bush government has to do is provide super-flimsly, highly suspect, "evidence" that online gambling in Antigua helps to fund "terrorists".
    Who are these "terrorists"? How are they funded? Where does the money actually come from? Where does the money actually go? What is the proof?
    Who cares? The case will be made that we invade now, before they bring their nefarious schemes to this country.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Wadadliman, 25 Aug 2007 @ 5:24am

    Give us a break

    "Hopefully the people of Antigua would be more willing than Americans to remove those corrupt politicians from office."

    "Antigua is small, so it must be much easier to get people organized to "remove those corrupt politicians from office".

    Give us a break. We got rid of a corrupt government a few years ago. We are just getting used to this corrupt set.

    I think the issue is more about the online gambling industry vs the US, with Antigua used as a pawn. Yeah we benefit, but with enormous debt to the US, no natural resources, dwindling revenue from tourism in part due to the "US security measures" in place for air travelers, we have little choice. It is a matter of a nation's financial survival.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    David Sternlight, 25 Aug 2007 @ 8:03pm

    Too much spasm response here

    This issue has brought out everyone's favorite prejudices pro- and anti-US.

    Let those with eyes read! "The US has exhausted its appeals." and "The parties are now negotiating settlement."

    That sounds like the due process America we know and love, and not some thug depicted by some here.

    Antigua's move to get US copyright nullification rights from WTO is a simple and straightforward legal maneuver by a smart lawyer. We (the US) do that all the time. Sauce for the goose... etc.

    Stay tuned to see how this plays out in the arena of due process, and please resist the urge to moralize along the way. The matter is currently under adjudication and thus far no one has done anything egregiously contrary to international law.

    IF the WTO gives Antigua the sanctions asked and the US takes some draconian counter-action, or IF the US doesn't compromise in some way, THEN it will be time to yell about China and hypocrisy; not before. So far all parties seem to be seeking to "work the problem" "through channels".

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 26 Aug 2007 @ 12:04am

      Re: Too much spasm response here

      So far all parties seem to be seeking to "work the problem" "through channels".
      And the US has a military "channel" if the other "channels" fail to produce satisfactory results. Antigua knows this. They'll back down and kiss some US ass if it comes down to it.

      link to this | view in chronology ]

      • identicon
        PodissRT, 26 Aug 2007 @ 9:24am

        Re: Re: Too much spasm response here

        "And the US has a military "channel" if the other "channels" fail to produce satisfactory results. Antigua knows this. They'll back down and kiss some US ass if it comes down to it."

        I'd love to hear they excuse they come up with for invading a tiny democratic country who's independence is guaranteed by our good friends Great Britain. The Queen is still listed as chief of state in the CIA world factbook.

        link to this | view in chronology ]

        • identicon
          Anonymous Coward, 26 Aug 2007 @ 11:56am

          Re: Re: Re: Too much spasm response here

          I'd love to hear they excuse they come up with for invading a tiny democratic country who's independence is guaranteed by our good friends Great Britain. The Queen is still listed as chief of state in the CIA world factbook.
          That's even better. It gives the British an excuse to help the US go in and "liberate" the people of Antigua and restore "democracy" to their poor, beleaguered nation. Why, I bet the people there would be so grateful that they would even greet the liberating US troops with flowers and kisses!

          link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    David Sternlight, 25 Aug 2007 @ 8:15pm

    And another thing

    Some here seem to think that if Antigua is allowed to ignore US copyrights it will be the end of the world. No such thing; it will be the loss of profits from the domestic Antigua market. The US will have little difficulty in getting US customs to prevent imports from Antigua of copyright and prohibited matter. They do that all the time with fakes from Asia, cuban cigars, etc. And similarly, there is probably an easy way to get other countries with whom the US has mutual copyright relationships either directly or via WTO, to have their customs block such imports. The would leave countries who violate US copyright anyway, plus the Antigua domestic market. Given world trade volumes, no big deal.

    Given that, expect a "the sky is falling" campaign from the RIAA, MPAA. et al.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

    • identicon
      Anonymous Coward, 25 Aug 2007 @ 11:59pm

      Re: And another thing

      And similarly, there is probably an easy way to get other countries with whom the US has mutual copyright relationships either directly or via WTO, to have their customs block such imports.
      If you know what that "easy way" is, then please tell us. Otherwise I see no basis for such a claim.

      link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Wasim, 27 Aug 2007 @ 8:51am

    So strange - I'm in Antigua on my honeymoon now and I saw this on reddit.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Manny, 27 Aug 2007 @ 9:45am

    Go For It

    I want Antigua to really do this would be nice to see it play out.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Dennis, 27 Aug 2007 @ 10:27am

    The United States has no obligation to kow tow to the wto. the only law we are obligated to is the Constitution of the United states. Antigua and the wto can blow it out their ass's

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Shawn, 27 Aug 2007 @ 12:49pm

    Dennis..I hope you die in a horrible car crash really soon..I really really do...

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Anonymous Coward, 27 Aug 2007 @ 1:34pm

    Bunch of anti-American bullshit, even from Americans! Sad... Oh, Shawn, hoping someone will die because you don't agree with them, how moronic are you?

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Mike, 27 Aug 2007 @ 9:18pm

    america?

    First lets get a thing straight. In first place, the country name is not "America" is "United States of America". America is the whole continent, north, central and south. In thi sense, cubans, brazilians, jamaicans and peruans are so americans as us. We are so blind of the world that we take over the name of the continent.

    I said that to illustrate how crapping to the world we are. We crap for the Kioto convention, we crap to WTO, we crap to South America and Mexico, we use Canada as our backyard, we use South America as our toilet, WTF!

    All the crap we do will turn agains us.

    We better stop this crap before it is too late.

    We are feeding the monster that will destroy us.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

  • identicon
    Gatzke, 28 Aug 2007 @ 4:41am

    Against gambling but...

    I'm totally against gambling, but I think it's great that someone is standing up to the forceful usa. I wish more people would do it. We are all tired of the usa and the negativity they bring to the world...

    link to this | view in chronology ]

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    Killer_Tofu (profile), 29 Aug 2007 @ 10:17am

    Myself

    I am a native US citizen ("American") but I too am very sad of the negativity we spread.
    I try to read news from around the world decently often.
    I believe our country is way too forceful and that too many people take everything our government spouts as gospel truth.
    We do need a good smackdown. However, I would very very highly prefer that the smackdown come from our own people within, and not from another country or organization.
    I believe we can still clean ourselves up.
    Just need to get enough supporters.
    Which I admit is quite a problem with as large as we are.

    link to this | view in chronology ]

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    MJ, 11 Nov 2007 @ 9:22am

    Present?

    Does anyone know of more recent results of this debate?

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