Mid-Year Copyright Review
It’s July, which means it’s time for our mid-year copyright review in which we look at the progress of copyright issues in Congress, the Courts, the Copyright Office, and abroad. […]
Illustrator Arthur’s Story: Why We Need the CASE Act
Arthur is a New York City-based illustrator and an established professional, with clients from major fashion and cosmetics lines, publishing houses, and theater productions. His agent negotiated a contract for […]
Busting the Top Ten Myths About the CASE Act (Part III: Myths 7-10)
This blog is part 3 of a series of 3 blogs. Our CEO Keith Kupferschmid shares what’s true and what’s not around facts about the copyright small claims court. Myth […]
Busting the Top Ten Myths About the CASE Act (Part II: Myths 4-6)
This blog is part 2 of a series of 3 blogs. Our CEO Keith Kupferschmid shares what’s true and what’s not around facts about the copyright small claims court. Myth […]
Busting the Top Ten Myths About the CASE Act
This blog is part 1 of a series of 3 blogs. Our CEO Keith Kupferschmid shares what’s true and what’s not around facts about the copyright small claims court. Myth […]
Malware Crosses the Streams
Illicit streaming devices make accessing pirated works easy and convenient. But do they also make it easier for hackers to access your devices and sensitive information? In recent years, a […]
World IP Day 2019 Copyright Alliance Event
You know the saying, some things go together like peas and carrots, or peanut butter and jelly, or IP and Sports… Yes, you heard that right! On April 26, 2019, […]
Give me an I! Give me a P! Copyright and Sports Apparel
Almost all of us have watched, played or been forced to participate in some sort of sport. It brings us together, inspires us, makes us healthier and — to a […]
The Confluence of Copyright and Sports
I am a diehard Pittsburgh Pirates fan. I became a fan in the late 70’s. In 1979, I can recall sitting on the red and orange shag carpeting in the […]
More Monkey Business at the Copyright Office’s DMCA Roundtable
On Monday, April 8, as part of its ongoing study of section 512 of the Copyright Act, the U.S. Copyright Office held a one-day public roundtable to continue its evaluation […]