Why Informal Information Sharing is Holding Your Organization Back
The rapid pace of innovation demands enterprise-wide access to information. Having a copyright policy and licensing solution in place ensures that your organization is doing so in compliance with copyright.
The Paradox of Executive Behaviors in Content Sharing and Copyright
Executives could be putting their company at the greatest risk of potential copyright infringement if their organization doesn’t have proper permissions in place.
CASE Act Provisions Are Now Law
In about a year, the new procedures following the CASE Act will be accessible by qualified rightsholders who believe others have made infringing use of their materials.
Copyright and Licensing Around the World: A Look Ahead Into 2021
It seems safe to forecast that there will be a lot to talk about this year when it comes to copyright and related developments, and that in this respect at least, 2021 will look a lot like previous years.
New Study Reveals Trends in Information Consumption, Copyright Awareness and the Impact of Working from Home (Upcoming Webcast)
Outsell’s new 2020 study offers trends in information consumption and copyright awareness at a time when working from home changed our typical work environments.
Copyright in 2020: The Year in Review
Keith Kupferschmid kicks off 2021 with the most important moments in copyright we experienced this past year.
Copyright and Distance Learning: Lessons from the TEACH Act
With COVID-19 becoming our new normal, and with much discussion of distance learning — including the unique copyright issues raised by distance learning, there should be more discussion around the Technology, Education, and Copyright Harmonization Act, known generally as TEACH Act.
Google and Facebook Begin to Pay for News: Will This Trend Hold?
Disputes between content and ad-serving platforms — such as Google and Facebook — and various news publishers have been roiling at least since the launch of Google News (Sept 2002).
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?
Is it Time for a DMCA Update? Senator Tillis Says Yes
In 2019 and 2020, Tillis, in his capacity as chair of the Senate IP subcommittee, held a series of hearings focused on known problems with several DMCA provisions and has stated his intent to put forward a legislative fix for which there may be bipartisan support — and controversy.