ESA Urged To Preserve Industry's Intellectual Property Rights

摘要

European government and industry officials on May 29 attempted to find common ground on issues including how to reduce Europe's dependence on U.S. electronics and other subsystems and how to modify policies on space intellectual property rights (IPR) without damaging industrial competitiveness. Meeting in Noordwijk, Netherlands, at the European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC) owned by the 19nation European Space Agency (ESA), government and industry officials discussed measures they hope to propose to a conference of ESA ministers in November.