If copyright extensions are in the agreement -- which I think is a good assumption -- then the Disney/Bono content lobby will be effectively writing the law in

If copyright extensions are in the agreement -- which I think is a good assumption -- then the Disney/Bono content lobby will be effectively writing the law in the signatory countries. I think you can call that anti-democratic. Ian Fleming's work -- as an example -- is in the public domain in Canada, but not for long. I am also curious if the DMCA -- and its flaws -- will be internationalized.