Archive for the ‘1’ Category

In Syn©: Digital Novellas Bridge Gap Between Books

Friday, May 21st, 2010 by Amanda Reynolds

The Wall St Journal reviews how two traditional book-publishing houses are using digital technology to offer audiences novellas between books in a series, maximizing opportunities to connect with readers and keep them engaged. In Syn© is a regular update on innovation in the copyright community.

InSyn©: New Friendship between Pandora and Facebook

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010 by Amanda Reynolds

Yesterday, Pandora announced a new venture designed to enhance sharing and discovering musical preferences with your social network. According to the company blog, through a partnership with Facebook, users of both sites can share their music stations with their Friends, and vice versa. In Syn© is a regular update on innovation in the copyright community.

The Internet as Real Life

Thursday, April 15th, 2010 by Patrick Ross

There’s nothing more for me to add to this brilliant cartoon in Salon, other than the fact that I’m still trying to get the image of regurgitated cheese puffs out of my head.

In Syn©: Showtime Doc Tweets in Real Time

Monday, March 22nd, 2010 by Amanda Reynolds

In another example of how TV is taking to the web to become a more interactive experience for consumers, the NY Times is reporting that in the second season of Showtime’s Nurse Jackie, twitter-obsessed character Dr. Cooper’s  on-screen tweets will be posted to the character’s account in real time. In Syn© is a regular update on [...]

In Syn©: It’s (March) Madness at NBC

Wednesday, March 17th, 2010 by Amanda Reynolds

Attention college basketball fans, this just in from NBC Sports. You’ve got 24 hours, good luck! In Syn© is a regular update on innovation in the copyright community.

Copyright in the Classroom

Friday, September 18th, 2009 by Gayle Osterberg

The Copyright Alliance Education Foundation has worked in partnership over the past year with Young Minds Inspired and its panel of educator advisors to develop materials for teachers about copyright and the classroom. The goal: to help teachers navigate the topic of copyright and provide some general top-level information they might find useful. These materials [...]

Genachowski and Copyright Protection

Thursday, June 18th, 2009 by Patrick Ross

Today the Senate Commerce Committee voted 24-1 to approve Julius Genachowski as the next Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission; recently Mr. Genachowski gave a very strong statement to that Committee on the importance of copyright enforcement and how he at the FCC would respect the rights of creators. The full US Senate is expected [...]

Welcome Spring

Friday, April 3rd, 2009 by Patrick Ross

The Copyright Alliance blog will be a bit dark for the next week, as its primary author catches up with his family, all of whom he’d like to be able to continue to identify. Catch up with you soon.

Deal Reached on Digital Music Compensation

Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008 by Patrick Ross

Anyone out there been following the Copyright Royalty Board proceeding on setting rates for digital music services? I have, and it’s enough to make your head hurt. It came up during the panel I was on last week at the Americana Music Conference. Well, it turns out some of the rates in question have been [...]

LIVE FROM AMERICANA MUSIC CONFERENCE: Off-Topic

Friday, September 19th, 2008 by Patrick Ross

NASHVILLE — No policy stuff here, so if that’s what you want keep on going. Okay, for those still with us, I must share something. I absolutely love my job, but it is taxing. Most of our staff is part-time, we are involved in developing educational curricula, we’re building a grass-roots network, we’re active in [...]


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