The Copyright Community Remembers Mike Remington
On March 30, 2025, our friend and colleague Michael (Mike) Remington passed away peacefully at his home in Madison, WI, surrounded by his loved ones. His obituary was written by […]
Common Types of Music Licenses and Royalties
Music is a universal language that unites people, crosses borders, and enriches our lives, making it well worth protecting. Copyright law is the framework behind how music is protected and […]
Creator Spotlight with YouTuber and Artist Tarra Lu
This week, we’re pleased to introduce you to YouTuber and Artist Tarra Lu. After reading her spotlight blog, subscribe to her YouTube channel and follow her on Instagram. What was the inspiration behind becoming a creator? […]
March 2025 Roundup of Copyright News
In March, the Copyright Office launched its study of the Copyright Claims Board (CCB) while in the courts, key copyright and AI cases continued to move forward. Here is a […]
The Global Creative Community Stands Unified Against Unchecked AI Use
Generative AI (GenAI) has ignited a revolution in content creation, enabling anyone to generate images, music, text, and videos with just a few prompts. While this innovation offers exciting possibilities, […]
Creator Spotlight with Actor and Director Gabriel Tufano Jr.
This week, we’d like to introduce you to award-winning actor and director Gabriel Tufano Jr. He got his start in the entertainment business at a young age getting auditions for […]
Women’s History Month 2025: Women Attorneys Who Champion Copyright
Women’s History Month 2025 is a time to honor, value, and highlight the exceptional achievements of women across diverse fields. The field of copyright law is no exception, where many […]
A Global Phenomenon: The Creative Community’s Viral Outrage Against AI Theft
Over the past several weeks and months, we have posted several blogs that underscore the angry response by U.S.-based creators, creative industries, and others to AI companies’ ingestion of copyrighted […]
February 2025 Roundup of Copyright News
In February, several very significant developments unfolded in the courts with news publishers filing an AI copyright infringement suit and a court rejecting an AI company’s argument that their copying […]
Fair Use: A Uniquely American Concept That Should Not be Exported
Recently, the Government of the United Kingdom closed the comment period for its Copyright and AI Consultation, during which it proposed an unwarranted AI copyright exception (yet again). The proposal […]