by Administrator | May 18, 2015 | Fair Use
Here is an excellent article on the most common myths people have about what constitutes fair use. I myself have seen several of these, particularly the one concerning content on the internet, and the belief amongst non-profits that anything they do constitutes fair...
by Administrator | May 11, 2015 | Copyright
During a recent congressional hearing, Register Maria Pallante testified in favor of Congress granting the Copyright Office independence from the Library of Congress. Under the current regime, the Copyright Office is merely a department of the Library of Congress,...
by Administrator | May 1, 2015 | Education
There has been a growing discussion among academics and the art community about the failure of many college arts programs to encourage budding young artists to take business classes such as basic accounting or marketing. And yet the expectation of these college...
by Administrator | Apr 30, 2015 | Arts Advocacy
Senator Patrick Leahy has revived the Museum Partnership Act. If passed, the Act would change the portions of the tax code that currently limit the value of an artist’s donation to a museum or other cultural institution to the cost of the materials used to the...
by Administrator | Apr 29, 2015 | Copyright
The US Copyright Office is seeking comments from visual artists on ways that the Copyright Office and law can help them protect their works from online infringement. Right now, online infringement of photographs and other visual works is rampant, and attempts to...
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