Tattoos, Video Games And Questions Of Copyright Reuse
Copyright in action: how does the law apply to Lebron James’ tattoos, Open Education Resources (OER), Open Access (OA) and other content?
Copyright at the Supreme Court: When Do Damages for Copyright Infringement Really Start to Bite?
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments on a case asking them to rule on when copyright registration becomes effective.
Copyright Law in 2018: Top 10 Court Cases
2018’s major copyright court cases involved major organizations including Google, Oracle, Amazon, Fox, Capitol Records, Cambridge University Press and CBS.
Copyright Law in 2018: Focus on the Copyright Office
Changing rules in the Copyright Office impacted photography, newspapers, newsletters, serials, ebooks, online literature and administrative modernization.
Copyright Law in 2018: 2 Bills Become Law, 3 Pending for 2019
The Marrakesh Treaty and the Music Modernization Act were signed into law in 2018, and the same might happen soon for other copyright bills on Capitol Hill.
Are Rightsholders Ready for Public Domain Day?
Copyright limitations for thousands of works expired on January 1, 2019, aka Public Domain Day. Are publishers, creators and other rightsholders ready?
3 New Year’s Resolutions to Make Your Company More Copyright Compliant in 2019
If making a firm commitment to copyright compliance is part of your 2019 organizational goals, here are three achievable resolutions.
2018 in Review: CCC’s Top Headlines on Digital Transformation, Copyright Law and Open Access
Notable topics from 2018 included digital transformation, info management in life sciences, Open Access and copyright legislation.
Scoreboard: 2018 Copyright Trends
How did our predictions for copyright trends in 2018 stack up against reality? Read on for the wins, the losses, and more.
The Seventh Triennial Section 1201 “Final Rule” has Been Issued
Section 1201 exceptions are a topic of considerable discussion every few years. As it turns out, 2018 is one of those years.