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Michael Avanatti Found Guilty in Stealing Book Advance From Stormy Daniels
New York Senate Introduces Freelance Bill
Connecticut Becomes Sixth State to Introduce Library E-Book Bill
US Copyright Office Rejects "AI" Authored Work for Copyright Registration
AAP Sues Maryland Over Library E-Book Laws
Academic Publishers Obtain Preliminary Injunction to Stop Unauthorized Ebook Sales
Pearson Sues Chegg For Copyright Infringement
Case Law: Di Angelo Publications v Kelley
Tips on Negotiating Your Book Advance
Simon and Schuster Wins Libel Case but Two SCOTUS Justices Want to Reexamine NY Times v. Sullivan
Legal Issues to Avoid When Writing Your Memoir
Using Song Lyrics in Books
Can I Use Brands in My Novel?
Authors Can Register Social Media Posts and Blog Entries with US Copyright Office
HarperCollins Acquires MLK Archives
Authors Take Advantage of Group Copyright Registrations for Unpublished Works
DOJ Drops Case Over John Bolton’s Memoir
Oxford University Press US Employees Unionize
Wall Street Journal Revises Policy on Approving Employees’ Books