The C-Registry has upgraded its service with some powerful new tools, but will they be enough to woo more photographers?

Creative Commons Licenses are extremely common in the blogging world, but they aren’t right for everyone. How do you know if you should consider one?

The USCO surprises no one by raising the fees on certain copyright registrations. But is it enough to change behavior?

Microsoft may have christened a brand new search engine, but its DMCA policy is a simple repeat of the one it had before.

There are many great ways to get involved in protecting your own work and helping others. However, creating your own copyright license is NOT one of them.

There’s been a lot of talk this past week about copyright reforms. Now is your chance. Speak up on eight different copyright issues and make your case for change.

The new Electronic Copyright Office system was supposed to speed up copyright registrations. Instead, it has tripled the wait and put the whole system in jeopardy.

A new ruling may make it more difficult to file a DMCA notice and could create some unintentional holes in the safe harbor process.

Chilling Effects, after being almost idle for many months, has come roaring back to life with nearly 200 new DMCA notices in just over a month.

With an orphan works bill looking more and more likely every month, services are cropping up to help artists claim and protect their works. Does C-Registry stack up?