Right to Repair Law: A Win for Ice Cream
The DMCA anti-circumvention law was originally used to prevent copyright hackers from breaking hardware security measures used to protect digital…
Online Image Search
Online Image Search: Navigating Copyright Implications in the Digital Age In today’s digital landscape, images play a crucial role in
High Court Finds Easy End to Google’s Copyright Battle
On Monday, the Supreme Court ended a 2005 copyright infringement case between Google and Oracle based on the Copyright Fair
In surprise move, Copyright Office can decide Copyright Infringement Cases
COVID Relief includes Copyright provisions Last night, as part of the latest round of COVID relief, Congress enacted new intellectual
Acknowledging Use
Acknowledging Use of a Photograph Many people believe they can use someone else’s work as long at they acknowledge that
101 Series – How to Copyright a Website
A common question we get from new businesses is how to copyright a website. The U.S. Copyright Office does not
Copyright Application vs. Copyright Registration
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will take on the issue of whether a copyright registration or a
SCOTUS: Whoever’s on First Denied Cert
The U.S. Supreme Court will not review the copyright infringement lawsuit based on a Broadway play’s use of Abbott and
Using copyright litigation to stop copyright infringement being stolen
One photographer, Carol Highsmith, is suing Getty Images for more than $1 billion for allegedly selling her copyrighted work to
What Copyright Protection Does
It is important to know that a federal copyright exists on any original work from the moment of creation. However,