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In September, 2016, the trade association for newspapers in the U.S. changed its name from the Newspaper Association of America to the News Media Alliance, a change reflecting “the news […]

Despite the continued growth of legitimate services for streaming movies and TV shows, a new form of infringement of these copyrighted works has surfaced: illicit streaming devices (ISDs). On January […]

Calling all photographers! Starting February 20, 2018, the U.S. Copyright Office will implement a new rule affecting how groups of photographs are registered. The rule aims to modernize and streamline […]

Copyright reform is in full focus at this year’s Imaging USA, the longest-running U.S. photographic convention and expo run by the Professional Photographers of America (“PPA”). Posters, flyers, and even […]

On January 18, Billboard magazine reported on a letter sent by the US Copyright Office to the American Law Institute expressing concerns regarding its Copyright Restatement project, a project that […]

As it stands, the federal government is set to shut down tonight at midnight for the first time since 2013. But what happens to the U.S. Copyright Office if the […]

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was many things—a minister, a Doctor of Theology, an activist and leader within the civil rights movement, a husband and father. He was also a […]

The holiday season is in full swing in the DMV area. As decorations go up and festivities commence, a sense of cheer and excitement has filled the air. This most […]

2017 marked the 10-Year Anniversary of the Copyright Alliance and was a year that had no shortage of copyright-related activities. As the new year is coming up, we’d like to […]

Week of December 8, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with out weekly Copyright News Round Up. Google’s End Run on the Canadian Supreme Court’s De-Indexing Order: Strengthening Arguments […]