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Posted by: Steve Andreadis
The U.S. Copyright Office has now released over 9 million digitized pages documenting copyright registrations for books, periodicals, and unpublished musical works found in the Copyright Historical Record Books Collection
Posted in: accessibility, historical, Inside the Copyright Office, literature, modernization, recordation, Registration, technology, Uncategorized, Website
Posted by: Nora Scheland
The U.S. Copyright Office recently launched its brand new online Recordation System. Check out this blog post to learn more about recordation, how the new system fits into the Electronic Copyright System modernization effort, and the module's benefits to users.
Posted in: accessibility, circulars, Copyright, education, modernization, recordation, technology, Uncategorized, video, Website
Posted by: Steve Andreadis
The first 500 books in the digitized Copyright Historical Record Books Collection are now available online.
Posted in: accessibility, historical, Inside the Copyright Office, modernization, recordation, Uncategorized, virtual card catalog
Posted by: Steve Andreadis
The U.S. Copyright Office launches a limited release pilot for a new document recordation system.
Posted in: Inside the Copyright Office, modernization, recordation
Posted by: Steve Andreadis
The U.S. Copyright Office released a new tool that will help remitters catch errors in their electronic title lists before submission.
Posted in: Copyright, recordation, Uncategorized
Posted by: George Thuronyi
The following is a guest post by Erik Bertin, deputy director of registration policy and practice. Today is an important milestone in U.S. copyright law. It is the last possible day for serving a notice of termination under section 304(d) of the Copyright Act, which governs some older works. Authors or their heirs may use …
Posted in: Copyright, recordation, termination