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  • What is the ARTS Act?

    What is the ARTS Act?

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    In mid-October the Artistic Recognition for Talented Students Act – or “ARTS Act” – was signed into law. You may be wondering what this new law does and whether…

  • Maybe Don’t Talk About Your CCB Claim on Social Media

    Maybe Don’t Talk About Your CCB Claim on Social Media

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    (Reposted from The Illusion of More by David Newhoff) The copyright small-claim alternative, adjudicated by the Copyright Claims Board (CCB), was intentionally designed to accommodate pro se participants, meaning…

  • Reasons to Register with the Copyright Office

    Reasons to Register with the Copyright Office

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    Any work created in the United States after January 1, 1978 is automatically protected by copyright law. BUT there’s a catch. If you do not register your work with…

  • Co-Founder Newhoff on Employment Law Today

    Co-Founder Newhoff on Employment Law Today

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    David Newhoff, copyright advocate, author, writer, and co-founder of RightsClick, Inc, appeared on this week’s episode of Employment Law Today hosted by Eric Sarver, Esq. David shared his knowledge, tips, and resources…

  • Using Photographs to Register Other Types of Visual Art

    Using Photographs to Register Other Types of Visual Art

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    A complete registration includes three elements: the application form, the application fee and a copy of the work being registered – known as a “deposit copy.” The basic idea…

  • Collaborating With Other Creators?

    Collaborating With Other Creators?

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    Attorney Aaron Moss discusses the complexities of joint authorship as a matter of copyright law and why it is essential to establish these terms before it’s too late. Moss…