(Registered agent contact information must be ELECTRONICALLY filed with the Copyright Office by December 31, 2017) How much is peace of mind worth to you? Does $6.00 and less than an hour of your time sound about right? What if I told you that this alone would significantly reduce the likelihood that you will be … Continue Reading
(Notice of Inquiry latest opportunity to weigh in on the future of the DMCA Safe Harbor) “I was dreamin’ when I wrote this, so sue me if I go too fast…” Those are lyrics from the dearly beloved and extremely talented musician Prince’s epic 1982 hit “1999” from the album of the same name. He … Continue Reading
Copyright Office inquiry may lead to changes in the law that give consumers greater freedom over their belongings. Most people think that buying a toaster, say, lets you do anything you want with it. That may be wrong. Copyright law may limit your rights even as to products you bought and paid for. Here’s why. … Continue Reading
In a report on "Copyright and the Music Marketplace", the Copyright Office has set out a wide range of observations and recommendations that could resonate for years in Congress and elsewhere.… Continue Reading
Given up for dead by many, our old pal Aereo has managed to sidestep the Grim Reaper yet again.But just barely, and its future prospects are not good.… Continue Reading
The Copyright Office is looking for more input as it considers a possible overhaul of the music licensing system.… Continue Reading
Bad news for Aereo at the Copyright Office. Good news for Dish in the Ninth Circuit.… Continue Reading
Trying to make lemonade out of the lemon handed to it by the Supreme Court, Aereo has come up with Plan B.… Continue Reading
With a far-ranging notice of inquiry, the Copyright Office may be heading toward a major overhaul of all music licensing.… Continue Reading
The Copyright Office's updated list of "specialty stations" has been released, presumably to the disappointment of the MPAA.… Continue Reading
The Copyright Office is revising its list of TV stations which claim to be "specialty" stations.… Continue Reading
The Copyright Office is exploring the possible elimination of the compulsory copyright licenses that form the core of the must-carry system.… Continue Reading
