Jim Killock, Open Rights Group: ACTA is dead; long live IP

Managing IP Correspondent

July 13 2012

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ACTA has been defeated. The scale of protests against it in Europe, led by campaigners such as the Open Rights Group, surprised everyone. So why do they think the activism could make IP stronger?

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