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Switzerland: neighbouring right for non original photographs
Neighbouring right for photographs in Switzerland
France: Fines for late payments to photographers and photo agencies
Common action works! Here is an example why we should unite forces and should not be afraid when the goal is right.
News Agencies Limit Coverage Over FIFA Copyright Claim
Major news agencies are downscaling their coverage of the inaugural FIFA Women’s Football Convention starting Thursday because the sports body insists it owns the copyright to video news content produced by news organisations.
Update: Dreamstime V. Google Lawsuit
Discovery into Google’s search and advertising practices as related to Dreamstime is now underway, with trial set for May 25, 2020.
USA: Support CASE!
What is CASE? The new copyright legislation,will create a small-claims process for creators and businesses whose work is infringed to be heard by a tribunal within the Copyright Office.
World Press Freedom Day is on 3 May
"No democracy is complete without access to transparent and reliable information. It is the cornerstone for building fair and impartial institutions, holding leaders accountable and speaking truth to power." — António Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General
World Intellectual Property Day – April 26, 2019 Reach for Gold: IP and Sports
Every April 26, we celebrate World Intellectual Property Day to learn about the role that intellectual property (IP) rights play in encouraging innovation and creativity.
CEPIC 2025
CEPIC 2025 promises even more business opportunities – and more enjoyment – than ever before. Set in the South of France, it’s an unmissable opportunity to network with an array of visual media professionals from across the globe, make contacts and do good business.