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U.S. Copyright Law Glossary of Key Terms

Understanding our nation’s copyright law is important, but also complex. The below glossary of key copyright terms is a resource to help promote informed discussions about copyright policy.  Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA): Congress passed the DMCA in 1998 to update U.S. copyright law for the digital age. The DMCA attempts to strike a balance between copyright holders, internet platforms,…

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DMCA Section 512 Safe Harbors and Why it Matters

Understanding our nation’s copyright law is important, but also complex. Re:Create’s glossary of key copyright terms is a resource to help promote informed discussions about copyright policy. DMCA Section 512 Safe Harbors: The DMCA safe harbors refer to legal protections for those on the internet that host, store, transmit, locate, or cache content uploaded by others. The power of the internet…

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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and Why It Matters

Understanding our nation’s copyright law is important, but also complex. Re:Create’s glossary of key copyright terms is a resource to help promote informed discussions about copyright policy. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA): Congress passed the DMCA in 1998 to update U.S. copyright law for the digital age. The DMCA attempts to strike a balance between copyright holders, internet platforms, and…

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Constitutional Concerns with NO FAKES and Similar Acts

The recently introduced NO FAKES Act aims to establish an intellectual property right over an individual’s voice or visual likeness, giving individuals a property right over the creation and distribution of digital replicas. However, this proposed legislation faces significant constitutional challenges.  In a recent white paper, Re:Create detailed constitutional concerns with the NO FAKES Act and urges lawmakers to reject…

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