Public Knowledge Opposes Faulty ‘Journalism’ Bill Undermining Open Internet and Free Speech Online
: Originally Posted On: Public Knowledge Read MoreHow Fair Use Elevates Everyday Life
In honor of this year’s Fair Use Week, Re:Create Coalition is highlighting how fair use enhances creativity and is essential to everyday activities. From using quoted classic literature text in a book report, to creating memes based on a copyrighted picture, to reporters using previously aired news content in their news segment — fair use is essential to everyone. Re:Create…
Read MoreFair Use: Andy Warhol’s Work May Provide Meaningful Guidance for Trademark Law
: Originally Posted On: Project Disco Read MoreRe:Create Congratulates Subcommittee Leaders Senator Coons, Senator Tillis, Representative Issa and Representative Hank Johnson
Re:Create issued the following statement after leadership positions were announced for both the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet, and the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property. “Re:Create congratulates Sen. Coons and Sen. Tillis for their nominations as Chair and Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property. Re:Create also congratulates Rep. Issa and…
Read MoreLibrary Copyright Alliance Celebrates Fair Use/Fair Dealing Week: February 20–24, 2023
: Originally Posted On: ARL Read MoreHow a Fair Use Win Paved the Way for Competition From Valve’s Steam Deck
: Originally Posted On: Public Knowledge Read MoreFair Use Creep Is A Feature, Not a Bug
: Originally Posted On: EFF Deep Links Read MoreUS Copyright Term Extensions Have Stopped, But the Public Domain Still Faces Threats
: Originally Posted On: EFF Deep Links Read MoreIt’s Copyright Week 2023: Join Us in the Fight for Better Copyright Law and Policy
: Originally Posted On: EFF Deep Links Read MoreJCPA’s National Security Threat: A China-Sized Loophole
Late last year, a bipartisan array of public interest advocates, media organizations and tech experts urged Congressional leaders to exclude the deeply flawed Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA) from the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Widespread antipathy to the JCPA has been long-standing, and its list of problems remains extensive. But when the bill was discussed in the context…
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