HarperCollins Goes on Strike
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Judge Blocks Penguin Random House/S&S Merger
What's the Difference Between a Literary Agent and a Literary Lawyer?
What is a Legal Read of Your Book?
Can You Copyright Your Characters?
What Agreements Do You Need to Start a Publishing Company?
What is a Publishing Attorney?
Louisiana Enacts Right of Publicity Statute
What is Fair Use?
Copyright Claims Board to Accept Claims Starting on June 16, 2022
What Does it Mean to Copyright Your Work?
What Does an Attorney for Authors Actually Do?
US Copyright Office Launches Copyright Claims Board Website
US Copyright Office Issues Final Rules for Initiating Claims Before Copyright Claims Board
Court Moves for Permanent Injunction of Maryland E-book Lending Law
SCOTUS Takes Up Andy Warhol Copyright Case
How Can I Legally Protect My Fictional Characters?
Duke University Press Certifies Union
Sarah Palin Moves to Disqualify Judge in Defamation Case
Senators Tillis and Leahy Introduce Copyright Piracy Bill