For more than 100 years, technical standards have been understood as formalized statements, developed and maintained by a given community of interest, towards “standardizing” products and processes synthesized in the physical world.
The legal and regulatory environment for AI tools remain at the forefront of copyright policy, and we observe that government agencies entrusted with administering these issues are thinking about them and soliciting views from the public about them.
Michael Healy joined a group of colleagues in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently for the official launch of The Emirates Reprographic Rights Management Association (ERRMA).
On Jan 27th, 2022, CCC brought together a panel of industry experts who presented their perspectives on the challenges faced by standards developers and standards users as they move into a dynamic future.
CCC has brought together a panel of industry experts who will discuss the role of standards in helping to bring about that future, and will be offering their perspectives in this virtual event.
“The Authors Guild is thrilled the DOJ has taken on the case on behalf of authors,” notes PW’s Andrew Albanese. “But I think it is fair to say that Amazon remains in focus for many.”