Today the US US Copyright Office published a report on Prof. Joel Waldfogel’s research and findings re women in the copyright system: copyright.gov/policy/women-i…

The US Copyright Office just released a treasure-trove of detailed copyright registration data spanning more than 40 years, available for bulk download: copyright.gov/policy/women-i…

Finally, I want to introduce the new Copyright Office chief economist Brent Lutes. He has great plans to help make the registration data useful to researchers. I look forward to working with him! x.com/brentlutes1

This may provide an interesting case study on the economic implications of access to legal remedies. copyright.gov/newsnet/ The CCB is intended as a path through which individuals and small businesses (who are often priced out of the judicial system) can enforce their copyrights

Interesting take on the role of creative industries in rural development

Last week Joel Waldfogel and I discussed gender disparity in the copyright system on Federal Drive with Tom Temin with Tom Temin : federalnewsnetwork.com/people/2022/07…

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Interesting analytic tool for looking at the impact of certain open access decisions

You didn't think LIZZO played that antique flute on stage without practicing first, did you? She visited the Library Monday & played several of the flutes in our collection, which is the largest in the world. #LizzoAtLOC See & hear more from her visit: blogs.loc.gov/loc/2022/09/it…

This Thursday I'll be participating in what I anticipate will be an interesting discussion panel covering the economics of copyright and copyright policy

I'm expanding my team; the Copyright Office is hiring an economist interested in intellectual property and the creative economy: aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph…

IP Economist opening at the US Copyright Office: usajobs.gov/job/706880900

We're expanding the economics team at the US Copyright Office with a new Econometrician/Statistician/Data Scientist role. usajobs.gov/job/717296200

Call for Papers #WIPO is sponsoring a special session at the #EPIP2023 conference to focus on the role of emerging technologies (such as AI) on #copyright system dynamics – a potentially consequential subject that should facilitate interesting discussions epip2023.confer.uj.edu.pl/documents/1524…

My office published a new report today that examines how the pandemic impacted (and in some cases continues to impact) creative industries

Enjoy this new paper by Brent Lutes, Joel Waldfogel, and Jeremy Watson now available in Articles in Advance—Extending Intellectual Property Research in Copyright: A New Data Set from the U.S. Copyright Office. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…