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Benefits of the Copyright Office’s New Online Recordation System

December 5, 2022

The U.S. Copyright Office recently launched its brand new online Recordation System. Check out this blog post to learn more about recordation, how the new system fits into the Electronic Copyright System modernization effort, and the module's benefits to users.

Posted in: accessibility, Copyright, education, recordation, technology, Uncategorized, video, Website

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The Copyright Claims Board Is Here: Find Out If It’s Right for You!

July 27, 2022

Posted by: Nora Scheland

The Copyright Claims Board (CCB) is now open for business and accepting claims. Learn more about whether the CCB is for you, what to do if you want to initiate a claim or if a claim has been filed against you, and where to get more information.

Posted in: accessibility, Copyright, education, engage your creativity, Inside the Copyright Office, legislation, literature, News and Events, Registration, rulemakings, 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

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