; (D) news articles and commentary from government, governing organization, or other quasi-official sources; (E) documents and other information by state-owned businesses and entities; and (F) other information, including internet and social media posts. (c) Copyrights (1) Translations deemed government works A work prepared by an employee or contractor of the OTAC for the purpose of the dissemination of such work by OTAC shall be deemed a work of the United States Government under section 105(a) of title 17, United States Code. (2) No less favorable treatment In accordance with the Agreement on the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights of the World Trade Organization (commonly known as the TRIPS Agreement ), the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works (as amended on September 28, 1979), other World Intellectual Property Organization regulations and treaties, and other relevant international treaties and agreements, OTAC shall treat foreign material no less favorably than national materials are treated for the purpose of copyrights. (d) Limitation OTAC may not publish any translation until after OTAC has reviewed and approved such translation for accuracy. 8. Cooperation and consultation (a) In general In carrying out the duties described in section 7, OTAC may consult and cooperate with— (1) relevant Federal agencies and grantees of the United States Agency for Global Media regarding any effort consistent with the purposes of this Act, including— (A) collecting source material; (B) avoiding duplication of effort; (C) details of employees; and (D) training; and (2) other relevant stakeholders, including— (A) nonprofit research institutes; (B) institutions of higher education; and (C) media organizations. (b) Foreign governments OTAC may consult and cooperate with any foreign government beginning on the date that is 14 days after the Secretary of State— (1) certifies that it is in the national interest for OTAC to cooperate and consult with such foreign government