Where Is The Border Between Free Information and Copyright?
Just few years ago, the line between free information and copyrighted information became blurry in the minds of many internet users. Computers were sold with media copying devices included on the machines; this led many computer users to assume that all information on the internet was free to copy if their machine was set up to do so.

MiMTiD Launches Copyright Infringement Search Web Application
This is great news for musicians, songwriters, authors, publishing companies, record companies, movie production companies, and all those who are the owners of copyrighted materials that are being victimized by copyright infringement on the Internet.

New Copyright Guidebook Helps Instructors Avoid Copyright Violations
University Readers introduces the Copyright Guidebook to educate instructors on how to avoid copyright violations. The company says a recent Georgia State University lawsuit involving alleged copyright infringement highlights the need to educate instructors on properly managing copyrighted material in the classroom.

The Copyright Law Act Of 1976 Is Still Relevant In Today's Digital Age
The Copyright Law Act of 1976 is the basis of United States copyright laws. The Copyright Law Act states the rights of copyright owners, the doctrine of the Fair Use copyright laws, and it changed the term life of copyrights. Before the Copyright Law Act, the law had not been revised since 1909. It was necessary that copyright laws be revised to take into account technological strides that were being made in radio, sound recordings, motions pictures and more. The Copyright Law Act of 1976 preempted all previous laws that were on the books in the United States, including the Copyright Act of 1909.