Closing Image: January 9, 2019
The above chart illustrates the expansion of US copyright terms over the past 200+ years. Read an analysis.
The above chart illustrates the expansion of US copyright terms over the past 200+ years. Read an analysis.
The European Parliament took a step toward reforming its Copyright Directive, legislation intended to update copyright law for digital age.
In Europe, most of the leading publishers’ associations have issued glowing statements about the proposed Copyright Directive legislation.
BookExpo opens as North America’s key publishing trade show—with no international rights center. It was BookExpo’s to lose, and it lost it.
author Faleena Hopkins started sending cease-and-desist letters to other romance novelists using the word cocky in their book titles.
If you’re a writer of short work, you’ll be happy to hear of the Authors Guild’s efforts earlier this month at the US Copyright Office.
About 100 school boards and education ministries are suing the federally mandated copyright agency in English-speaking Canada.
Simon & Schuster chief Carolyn Reidy, said that Brexit will mean “an end to Britain trying to grab Europe as an exclusive market.”
In 2018, we should see action in both lawsuits and in Toronto’s legislative review of the Copyright Modernization Act.
Wattpad wunderkind Anna Todd has sold translation rights to her upcoming self-published series The Brightest Stars in nine territories.