Creators’ interests and the public’s interests are mutually reinforcing. Don’t the author and the reader need each other?

Recent court case: KinderGuides condensed and simplified classic American novels – without the rightsholders’ permission.

5 things you should know about Bill H.R. 1695, “The Register of Copyrights Selection and Accountability Act,” as it makes its way to Senate for final vote

Using TV and movie scenes for work training and presentations? Here’s what you need to consider before, during and after your training session.

Here are a few common misconceptions and challenges about getting permission to use video at work, and how to overcome them.

One of the first steps in understanding music licensing is knowing the difference between a song and a sound recording. Here’s a breakdown.

When work projects require music licensing, you have several different options. Here’s a look at five different paths you can take.