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Digitalized living in open access? The WTO enters the dance.

Since the end of 2020, the World Trade Organisation has been debating about a possible legislation on the circulation of electronic data. These talks, which are taking place within the framework of broader negotiations on e-commerce, will have a direct impact on the issue of the living’s digitalization. To understand what is at stake, Inf’OGM has interviewed Chee Yoke Ling* who follows these talks for the Third World Network.

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