When the U.S. Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator received personal letters in the thousands from artists and creators across the U.S. in late March, that was noteworthy. Many of those artists are Copyright Alliance grassroots members, and we were as pleased as they were that the Obama Administration encouraged comments as the USIPEC develops a national plan to improve global IP enforcement. (We also filed our own.)

Apparently the editors at the newspaper Roll Call also felt this outpouring from artists and creators was important, because they ran a short piece I wrote about this development as Wednesday’s “Guest Observer” column. I hope you enjoy it; it’s shorter than most of my blog posts!

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