Category: Copyright

A court ruled Vimeo ineligible for DMCA safe harbor after finding it had knowledge of infringing content. Here’s what the ruling means for online video platforms.

Malibu Media filed hundreds of copyright infringement lawsuits against BitTorrent users. Here’s what these cases involved and how defendants responded to the claims.

Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted YouTube videos without permission. Here’s how the four-factor test applies to YouTube content and what uses qualify.

Registering a copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office unlocks statutory damages and attorney’s fees. Here’s why registration matters even if your work is automatically protected.

Receiving a copyright cease and desist letter can be alarming. Here’s what it means, how to evaluate the claim, and what your response options are.

Malibu Media filed a John Doe copyright lawsuit in Michigan against an anonymous BitTorrent defendant. Here’s how the case proceeded and what it means for file sharing litigation.

A copyright cease and desist letter is often the first step in enforcing your copyright against an infringer. Here’s when to send one, what it should say, and what to expect.

IP Arrow sends DMCA copyright infringement notices on behalf of rights holders. Here’s what these notices mean and how recipients should respond.

Website copyright infringement occurs when content is used without permission. Here’s what constitutes infringement, what remedies exist, and how to protect your site.

Revision Legal’s Chicago copyright attorneys help creators, businesses, and online companies register copyrights, respond to infringement claims, and pursue enforcement actions.