Structured Asset doesn’t make music nor aim to enrich our cultural life; instead, it uses copyright enforcement as a weapon against artists like Ed Sheeran, and turns a system meant to protect creativity into a mere vehicle for chasing profit.
Our comment urges the agency to examine how copyright enforcement mechanisms on major technology platforms are harming independent creators and undermining the constitutional principles behind copyright laws.
This blog post reflects on the legislative history and jurisprudence behind Section 9(3) of CDPA—a provision that purports to offer copyright protection for computer-generated works.
Chinese courts are recognizing AI-generated works as copyrightable, and these rulings could potentially impact those in the US under certain circumstances.
Happy Public Domain Day! Every January 1st the United States adds a new crop of works to its public domain.
In late February, the Copyright Office issued a letter revoking a copyright registration it had previously granted artist Kristina Kashtanova
This is a guest post by Meera Nair, PhD, Copyright Specialist for the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), commenting
Literary aficionados and copyright buffs alike have something to celebrate as we welcome 2023: A new batch of literary works published
Authors Alliance thanks our research assistant, Derek Chipman, for researching and authoring this blog post. Copyright and Disney are in
As we round out January and the celebration of new works entering the public domain this year, Authors Alliance is
