However, as confirmed by the Commission Trade spokesman John Clancy on Twitter earlier on Wednesday, the Commission said that the most contested articles in ACTA, related to ISPs being asked to hand over information about subscribers to copyright holders and working with the business community to clamp down on intellectual property infringement, are not part of the current, up-to-date CETA text, and have been replaced by an entirely different text based on the E.U.'s E-Commerce directive.
Don't believe every leak you read, says EU Commission on CETA
11.07.2012
Due to incorrect information from a source, the third paragraph of the story, "Don't believe every leak you read, says EU Commission on CETA," which posted to the newswire Wednesday, contained wrong information about changes made to a proposed trade agreement. That paragraph has been corrected on the newswire and now reads: