Steve Vondran, Founder of Copyright Policy Group
The library of congress provides exemptions for copyright law. For example, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”). Many vehicles nowadays, including cars, trucks, tractors and even boats and yachts are run by software
Continue Reading News from the Copyright Office – you can hack your own vehicle!!
Well, they finally passed the CASE ACT (slipped it into a Coronavirus spending bill), and now there will be a copyright small claims court handling cases up to $30,000. I will be posting a video on this shortly. From what
Continue Reading Small Claims Court coming to D.C. – get ready for a slew of copyright infringement cases
GIVE PEOPLE A BREAK – GIVE COURTS A BREAK!
Difficulties that immigrants face trying to make it in the U.S.A.Click here to view our copyright petition on Change.org.
So many people are being sued
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Using the “Heart of the Work” is something everyone should consider before relying on the fair use defense
Plaintiff Los Angeles News Service (LANS) licensed its news stories, photographs, audiovisual works, and other services to other news media outlets. While
Continue Reading Fair use case confirms that using short video clips does not insulate from copyright infringement claims.
Here are some recent cases that have come down dealing with Copyright Law.
“The fair use
Continue Reading Recent Copyright Caselaw
CASE ACT – Does it make sense?
Congress considers copyright small claims court.
A new bill considers creating a small claims court where filmmakers, photographers, jewelry companies, software designers and other copyright holders can bring their small claims cases. Will
Continue Reading Copyright Small Claims Court – will it happen?
