Join us on Feb. 27 for the second part of our European Union AI Act program "Extraterritoriality and the EU AI Act," with expert panelists who will discuss the global impact this act will have. Find out more and register https://bit.ly/3X5yDYH Special thanks to our moderators Olena V. Ripnick-O'Farrell (Grammarly) and Heather Whitney (OpenAI), and speakers Ben Allgrove (Baker McKenzie), Bill Patry (Quinn Emanuel), and Dr. Barry Scannell (WILLIAM FRY LLP).
The Copyright Society
Civic and Social Organizations
New York, New York 3,157 followers
Advancing the study and understanding of copyright law since 1953
About us
The Copyright Society, a non-profit organization established in 1953, is devoted to copyright law awareness and education. With headquarters in New York City and over 1,000 members nationwide, the Society's mission is to foster interest in and advance the study and understanding of copyright law in literature, music, art, theater, motion picture, television, computer software, architecture, and other works of authorship, and their distribution through both traditional and new media. Members of the Copyright Society include attorneys and professionals from the world’s leading IP firms and entertainment and media industries, solo practitioners, in-house counsel, the authors of primary copyright law treatises, representatives of the U.S. Copyright Office, publishers, academics and law students. The Society provides outstanding opportunities for interaction with all facets of the copyright law community. The Society holds national events, such as the Brace Lecture and the Annual and Midwinter Meetings. In addition, its 15 regional Chapters conduct events in their respective areas. The Society also publishes the Journal of the Copyright Society, and awards the annual Seton Award and Award for Excellence in Creativity. The Copyright Society does not register copyrights or offer legal advice. We are not able to tell you whether a particular work is protected by copyright or refer you to an attorney. For other inquiries, please contact our office.
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- 2-10 employees
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- New York, New York
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- Nonprofit
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- 1953
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- Educational Programs and Services for Copyright Professionals, Continuing Legal Education Programs for Attorneys, Law Journal, and Copyright Awareness & Education
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Join us Thursday, February 13 for the first of a two-part program about the European Union's AI Act! https://bit.ly/3Q1yW2N
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We would listen to anything this trio was talking about but bonus if it's a healthy debate around the question "Whose Fault is it, Anyway? – Assigning Liability for Infringing AI Outputs". Special thanks to Joe Gratz (Morrison Foerster), Joshua L. Simmons (Kirkland & Ellis) and Nadia B. Steele (Visa) for ending The Copyright Society's Midwinter Meeting on a high note.
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Copyright Society President Daniel Cooper knew that we couldn't come to New Orleans without doing a jazz panel. Many thanks to Arthur Levy (Songtradr/The Levy Firm PLLC), Olufunmilayo Arewa (George Mason University - Antonin Scalia Law School/Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy) and Joseph Fishman (Vanderbilt University Law School) for taking that note and building a fascinating melody in "Improvisational Creativity: Protection and Appropriation Challenges for Ephemeral Media". CS members can watch it in a few weeks in the Copyright Society media library.
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Can you copyright a vibe? Doing a deep dive this morning with Molly Rothschild (Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz), Zachary St. Martin (TikTok), Elizabeth Townsend Gard (Tulane University Law School) and CeCe Cole (Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP) in "ABCDE…WTF?: Attribution, Bots, Copyright, Deep Fakes, Embedding: How Social Media is Disrupting the Basics" at the The Copyright Society Midwinter Meeting in New Orleans.
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A huge thank you to FeiFei Jiang (NBCUniversal), Jan Bernd Nordemann (NORDEMANN), Casey Chisick (Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP) and Eleonora Rosati (Stockholm University) for a fascinating international discussion on cross-border considerations and balancing copyright territoriality and choice of law application at The Copyright Society Midwinter Meeting in New Orleans.
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Revisiting judicial site blocking, how site-blocking laws work in other countries, and how site blocking might be implemented in the United States, including any First Amendment, due process, and other relevant implications. Special thanks to Midwinter speakers Karyn Temple (Motion Picture Association), Meredith Rose (Public Knowledge), Michael D. Smith (Carnegie Mellon University), Kristina Milbourn (Rogers Communications) and Kayleigh Nauman (British Embassy Washington).
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The Copyright Society Midwinter Meeting is kicking off with an all-star panel on AI Training, Technical Measures, and Rights Reservations. Thank you to Chad Rutkowski (BakerHostetler), Matthew Moore (Created by Humans), Regan Smith (News/Media Alliance) and Reese Wegley (Microsoft) for breaking it all down!
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Happy Monday- less than a week until we see y'all in NOLA! Today, we are thrilled to announce that Microsoft has joined forces with us as a Gold Sponsor for the 2025 Midwinter Meeting! Thanks to Microsoft and our other generous partners, we have SOLD OUT this year's event in New Orleans at the Hotel Monteleone (though please note that we DO have limited virtual options still available...) To learn more about the event or to register virtually, please check out our page at https://lnkd.in/gwJU6J_i #Copyright #CopyrightLaw #MW25
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Today's 2025 Midwinter Meeting's highlight is Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP, who is graciously serving as our activity sponsor in #NOLA (how fun?!). They are supporting some amazing social events, and we encourage everyone to sign up quickly as spaces are limited! We've got something for everyone- from walking tours and cooking classes to museum tours and our very own second-line parade! While we do ask that attendees register for the onsite social activities, do note that the actual 2025 Midwinter Meeting is now SOLD OUT! (Please note that we have a virtual option for those who want to participate). https://lnkd.in/gwJU6J_i #Copyright #CopyrightLaw #MW25
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