21 Aug Start Your Own Design Business

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06 Apr Non-Fungible What?

Posted at 14:48h in Animation, Business Practices, Cartooning & Comic Art, Illustration

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Buyers of NFTs need to be certain of what they are purchasing. Similar to buying a physical work of art – a painting or a sculpture – the buyer does not automatically receive the copyrights to the work.

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05 Jul Three Gains for Visual Artists Regarding Instagram

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After a photographer was blocked from bringing an infringement lawsuit, three significant developments have bolstered visual artists’ rights on Instagram.

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20 Jun National Emergency Library Closes, But Open Library Continues to Infringe Copyrights

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While the Internet Archive shut down it’s National Emergency Library, it continues to violate copyrights to the detriment of visual artists and authors.

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19 Feb Oracle vs Google: Guild Joins Amicus Brief

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The Graphic Artists Guild has joined nine other creators’ rights organizations on an amicus brief submitted in Google LLC vs Oracle America, Inc.

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31 Jan Own It, Protect It, Get Paid for It

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Presented by Bob Clarida. Originally aired in 2008.  

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28 Nov Advocacy Timeline

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06 Mar New Copyright Office Website: Responsive in More Ways than One

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On March 1st, the Copyright Office launched its new website – a huge improvement over the previous iteration.

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08 Nov Illustrator and Lawyer Collaborate on Law & Artist Videos to Inform Graphic Artists

Posted at 18:44h in Cartooning & Comic Art, Copyright, Design, Illustration, News

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In a bi-coastal collaboration that benefits artists, illustrator Mark Monlux and attorney Daniel Abraham have been producing Law & Artist videos.

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21 Jul Small Copyright Claims Court: New Legislation to Help Authors and Creators!

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Originally aired in July 2016. FREE Webinar! Presented By: Lisa Shaftel, Nancy Wolff, Thomas Kennedy, and Michael Klipper. This webinar presents why we support a copyright small claims tribunal but does not address any specific legislation. Since this webinar aired, The CASE Act of 2019 passed the House of Representatives. Two new bills are coming to Congress. Find out how we expect small copyright claims court will work, and more about Representative Hakeem Jeffries’ and Representative Judy Chu’s bills. [ Download the Handout ]

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