Promoting the Internet Economy G ARY H ORLICK J ONATHAN B AND

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What are the benefits of promoting the Internet economy in TPP countries? a) Internet start-ups do not require heavy infrastructure; anyone with a computer and a good idea can participate in the global economy. b) The Internet levels the playing field for countries that are smaller or more remote markets.

What legal environment is necessary to promote the Internet economy? a) Balanced intellectual property rules b) Unencumbered flow of data and lawful commerce

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Percentage of US GDP Value Added to Economy

Employment

Percentage of EU GDP

Limiting Intermediary Liability Existing protections for intermediaries Examples: a) US: 17 U.S.C. § 512 b) EU: E-Commerce Directive art. 5(1) c) Existing safe harbors obligations in Australia, Chile, Peru, and Singapore (pursuant to free trade agreements)

What does fair use enable? a) Internet search b) Time-shifting and space-shifting c) reverse engineering to promote software interoperability d) Temporary, ephemeral copies made by computers, or in communication networks e) User-generated content Fair Use

a) Limitations on liability (other than IP, e.g., 47 U.S.C. § 230) b) Enabling the sale and transfer of lawful products and services c) Data transfer and access (e.g., cloud) d) Non-discrimination Unencumbered flow of data and lawful commerce