Trade and information policy

Sandra Braman

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Information Society and Technology Trends World Trade Organization Law Information Science and Libraries

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As society is transformed by the use of new technologies, information policy issues cross traditional boundaries to be found in a wide range of decision-making arenas. The New World Information Order (NWIO) debate lies relatively quiescent in Unesco, but surfaces in international trade negotiation: in response to the US push to get trade in services, or inter-national information flows, included under the General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), a set of international trade agreements designed to deal with goods. The US move of the 1980s to extend the GATT to 'trade ' in infor-mation has met great resistance from both de-veloped and developing nations.'

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