The Internet Archive caves and shuts down National Emergency Library
After four publishers filed a lawsuit for copyright infringement, the Internet Archive has closed its National Emergency Library.
After four publishers filed a lawsuit for copyright infringement, the Internet Archive has closed its National Emergency Library.
Here we go again: another author has filed a trademark application for a common word used in her series title: dark.
EU legislation designed to make big tech content providers more accountable to rights holders may stifle small-scale competition.
The small claims court for copyright protection cases has passed its Senate committee markup and is much closer to passage in Washington.
For online copyright issues, battle for public sentiment is Article 13. The section concerns Silicon Valley’s operation in the content space.
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.
The International Publishers Association (IPA) may be able to help authors facing copyright issues outside the US.
Like the Authors Guild in the States, the Society of Authors is leading the way in the UK on publishing-contract reform.