org.
(Logo: http://www.

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org) in Washington, D. During the past 20 years,
ICFJ has worked with more than 16,000 journalists from 174 countries. The international section covers 18
European countries and five Asian countries, including electronics fees for
2004-5, explanations of current laws versus implementation of the WEEE/RoHS
directives, and updated details for dealing with regions such as S.
For more information visit
http://www.com/reports/c13758

Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
press@researchandmarkets.

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Research and Markets: Electronics Recycling: What to Expect from Global Mandates

states, (including an updated table listing newest Universal waste regs), and
the 2004 survey that provides opinions of the state recycling managers on the
issues.5 billion on environmental compliance and design for 2001-2002.

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C. We include collection organization information, and fee
structures, and electronics recovery rates when available.S.

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Subscribers who prefer to continue receiving a plain text version will be able
to do so., with support from the Open Society
Institute, the John S . Coverage includes 23 countries in
Europe, Asia, including new details from South Korea and China .
The new European Directives (WEEE and RoHS) are explained in plain
English, with details on who is affected, and which items have toxic materials
restrictions.S.

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Judge Jones found that cached information falls within the
"fair use" definition of the U. English, Spanish and Portuguese Bulletins Now in User-Friendly Format

WASHINGTON, Arabic.

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On the U.S. Only 11 of 35 state recycling managers believe that there will ever
be a national agreement on electronics takeback, according to a survey from
the 2005 update of "Electronics Recycling: What to Expect from Global
Mandates.

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To subscribe to "This Week in
IJNet" in Arabic, please e-mail arabic@icfj.org . DUBLIN, Ireland, Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.

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ijnet.com/cgi-bin/prnh /20040820/RESEARCH )
About 16 countries now have takeback laws for electronics, each a little
different.
The huge appendix includes reference tables, full text of the electronics
takeback laws in seven countries in English, as well as details on fee
schedules in Norway and new details from South Korea and China.
The detailed report reviews all state legislation in 2004 (about 36
bills); status of enacted bills; deregulation of electronics recycling in the
states, plus Canada.

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, electronics makers are trying to hammer out a national
takeback plan -- and this will include federal legislation if it goes through. The U.researchandmarkets.

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WASHINGTON, USA For Innovation applauds the recent
ruling by Judge Robert Jones of the U.

USA For Innovation is a non -profit organization dedicated to the
protection of intellectual property and continued innovation around the globe. Knight Foundation, the National Endowment
for Democracy, and friends of ICFJ.
For more information, contact IJNet Executive Editor Joe Stange at
editor@icfj. side, the report includes background and analysis of the
current regulatory climate for electronics stewardship, and summaries of state
electronics "takeback" and related restrictive bills, as well as the results
of major pilot collection programs at the local level.
Other sections cover design for environment issues, plastics recycling,
labelling, plus coverage of the implementation of the Restrictions of
Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHs).

marxists translator

Since 1999, the bulletin has been available only in plain text format. Within five years, we expect 30 countries will have such laws! The
European Parliament has passed two electronics recycling Directives that will
change the way manufacturers design their products.

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For additional information, please contact us at
866-646-8668 or john@usaforinnovation .com
Fax: +353 1 4100 980

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USA For Innovation educates decision makers, the media and general public
about threats to innovation.C.com/reports/c13758 ) has announced the addition
of Electronics Recycling: What to Expect from Global Mandates - 2005 Edition
to their offering . Plus, we provide
English-speaking contacts for most countries.

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Online innovators that are increasing access to knowledge and creating the
technology of tomorrow are the key to the continued success of the American
economy.icfj.

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IJNet is produced by the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ, at
http://www.
In the U.S.

Full or partial texts of works by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, in English translation.

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Moreover, the survey indicated that 11 states planned
legislative action on electronics waste in the next the next three years - ten
said no.

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IJNet Launches New Arabic Media Assistance Bulletin

This section was updated for 2003, and we had a Japanese researcher do the
summaries to ensure all information was current from leading Japanese firms. Korea and
Taiwan .

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District Court in Nevada affirming
the common internet search tool practice of caching the content of the world
wide web to facilitate searches and access to information.

org, or visit http://www.

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Copyright Act which provides for limited use
of copyrighted material for teaching and research. Meanwhile, the new bulletins will be easier to browse and connect
more closely to the IJNet Web site.
IJNet is the premier information resource for journalists and the media
assistance community. The site also acts as
a clearinghouse of news and information on media development work , to help
organizations avoid duplication and learn about innovative projects.
The report features the results of our exclusive 50-state survey on the
status of regulations that reduce barriers to electronics recycling in U."
In the Appendix - Case Histories: The report features 29 corporate case
histories!! Find out what the electronics makers are doing internally and
externally to cope with current and future "takeback" laws and heavy metals
restrictions worldwide.

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The International Center for Journalists was established in 1984 to
improve the quality of journalism and strengthen democracies worldwide through
professional training, fellowships and exchanges.
If not, expect more state action!! In 2004, there were about 36 electronics
bills in 22 state hoppers, and 65 mercury -related restriction bills, 10 of
which affect electronics!
The updated 200-page report summarizes regulatory developments in
electronics takeback around the world.

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USA For Innovation Supports Federal Court Ruling in Favor of Internet Search Caching

org. The updated
appendix has more than 60 documents , including review of environmental reports
from 29 major electronics firms (2003), full texts of many existing
electronics laws, labelling criteria, recent translations, and slides from
Raymond conferences and teleconferences.

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Finding the practice in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright
Act, Judge Jones' finding lifts a burden of uncertainty from some of America's
fastest -growing innovators and businesses including Google, Yahoo! and others.
The ruling is also relevant to the debate over Google's Book Search tool,
allowing users to search for specific key words within the text of potentially
millions of texts. Its main goal is to help journalists in developing and
transition countries find what they need to develop professionally. It
compiles hundreds of training and fellowship opportunities, journalism ethics
codes and the world's largest collection of media laws. The
Center is an independent nonprofit institution based in Washington, D.

survey indicated that fewer state officials are aware of the
national takeback negotiations that have been ongoing since 2001: in 2003,
only one official was not familiar with the NEPSI (national electronics
product stewardship initiative) process - in 2004, six said they were not
familiar with it.