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Note: The views expressed in this post are those of its author. Every once in awhile, one encounters an article in which there is no central mistake but rather a […]

The Compendium of U.S. Copyright Office Practices—often referred to simply as the Compendium—outlines the official guidelines for Copyright Office practices ranging from the registration and recordation processes to substantive determinations […]

Week of October 6, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. A Small Claims Court is on the Horizon for Creators Copyright Alliance […]

The Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), a group of advertisers and agencies formed to address ad supported piracy, malware, and fraud, released its year-long study this week on the impact of […]

Week of September 30, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. The World Has Adopted the Three-Step Test. Now it’s Time for NAFTA […]

As the third round of negotiations over a modernized North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) take place in Ottawa, Canada this week, negotiators from the United States, Canada and Mexico […]

Week of September 15, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Friday’s Endnotes –  09/15/17 Terry Hart | “How Silicon Valley is erasing […]

Early this year, Penguin Random House filed a lawsuit against the publishers of KinderGuides—a series of children’s books presenting “a condensed, simplified version” of classic American novels including Breakfast at […]

Week of September 8, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Friday’s Endnotes – 09/08/17 Terry Hart | “”Game of Thrones’ was pirated […]

Week of September 1, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Five Questions with SESAC’s Christos BadavasCopyright Alliance | When we launched the […]