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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 […]

Week of August 25, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. For Sale: Gently Used MP3 Music Files? Terrica Carrington | Nowadays there […]

Nowadays there are several services that allow people to resell used goods quickly and efficiently online. And while platforms like eBay, Amazon, and LetGo are popular sites for selling everything […]

On August 18, 1787, James Madison proposed to the Constitutional Convention what would become Article 1, Section 8, Clause 8 of the Constitution, granting Congress the authority to make copyright […]

Week of August 18, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Five Questions with Music Career Development Consultant Preshias Harris By Copyright Alliance […]

Week of August 11, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Is Fake News Protected by Copyright? By Terrica Carrington | Question: Is […]

Week of June 28, 2017 Stay informed about all things Copyright with our weekly Copyright News Round Up. Friday’s Endnotes – 07/28/17 By Copyhype | BMI & ASCAP Announce Creation […]

This past Saturday marked 120 years since the appointment of the first Register of Copyrights, Thorvald Solberg, in 1897. Thirty years prior to his appointment, then-Librarian of Congress Ainsworth Rand […]