Why is this rogue's list 'out-of-cycle'? Normally the US Trade Rep publishes the survey as part of its 'Special 301' procedure.В That's a section of a 1994 international agreement which says that the USTR 'must identify those countries that deny adequate and effective protection for IPR or deny fair and equitable market access for persons that rely on intellectual property protection.'Д«ut this new review doesn't focus on countries so much as specific websites and places that have marketing practices that the USTR and its big content supporters don't approve of. The compendium also includes a variety of interesting physical locations around the world, from Mexico to Indonesia. Other miscreants include IsoHunt, The Pirate Bay, Demonoid, and BtJunkie. 'The review we are announcing today shines a light on examples of many offending markets, and highlights an opportunity to work together with our trading partners to curb illicit trade and expand legitimate commerce in creative and innovative industries,' declared USTR's Ron KirkВ upon the report's release.

But that didn't stop the United States Trade Representative from putting these Internet sites on its new ' Out-of-Cycle Review of Notorious Markets,' released on Monday. And the anti-piracy survey concedes that another, Taobao, is making real efforts to improve. The document in question admits that one of the scofflaws mentioned no longer exists.

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