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Digitizing Over 9 Million Historical Record Pages and Counting

September 7, 2023

The U.S. Copyright Office has now released over 9 million digitized pages documenting copyright registrations for books, periodicals, and unpublished musical works found in the Copyright Historical Record Books Collection

Posted in: accessibility, historical, Inside the Copyright Office, literature, recordation, Registration, technology, Uncategorized, Website

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The New Digitized Copyright Historical Record Books Collection

February 7, 2022

Posted by: Steve Andreadis

The first 500 books in the digitized Copyright Historical Record Books Collection are now available online.

Posted in: accessibility, historical, Inside the Copyright Office, recordation, Uncategorized, virtual card catalog

Barbara Ringer’s Legacy of Fighting for Equity at the Copyright Office: An Interview with Amanda Levendowski

November 19, 2021

Posted by: Steve Andreadis

Forty-eight years ago, Barbara Ringer was appointed Register of Copyrights. Amanda Levendowski, associate professor of law at Georgetown Law, discusses how she inspires current and future intellectual property professionals.

Posted in: accessibility, Copyright, court cases, historical, Register of Copyrights, Uncategorized

Refined by: (Author) Steve Andreadis