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An interesting discussion on what it means to be a copyright creator.

Examines the defeat of the "Copyright Troll" company, Righthaven, in its latest attempt to sue for infringement.

Discusses the recent protest against proposed SOPA and PIPA Legislation; provides a list of other NY Times articles about copyrights and copyright violations

Clarifies some common misconceptions about copyright.

The Berne Convention is an international effort to harmonize intellectual property rights in various countries. The U.S. joined the Berne Convention in 1989. In order to do so the U.S. Copyright law had to be altered to allow for "moral rights" and automatic copyright on works.

The Directory of the Copyright Advisory Office, Kenneth D. Crews, is a leading researcher on copyright. His book, "Copyright Law for Librarians and Educators," is an essential and approachable resource for educators at all levels.

The Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) provides information on copyright and assists in obtaining license agreements.

The DMCA provided by the Copyright Office.

This site is a blog that follows recent developments in intellectual property, including patent, trademark, copyright, and litigation news.

A report on the status of Orphan Works released by the Register of Copyrights in January 2006

The website of the U.S. Copyright Office.

WIPO is an agency of the United Nations that is attempting to develop an international system for intellectual property.