ILLUSTRATORS' PARTNERSHIP ORPHAN WORKS BLOG

Of all the excellent responses spawned by the IPA’s Orphan Works campaign, this was one of the most incisive. In it medical illustrator Jame...

Dear Artist, The Illustrators' Partnership is submitting the following letter to the U.S. Copyright Office. We invite you to read it, co...

Two weeks ago we notified you that the U.S. Copyright Office is conducting a study of “orphaned works” to determine if copyright protection ...

Federal Register announcement 70 FR 3739 U.S. Copyright Office January 27, 2005 Issue 246 The Copyright Office seeks to examine the issues r...

To understand how a copyright virus would work, we first need to understand the concept of “orphaned” art. Two years ago, copyright aboliti...

“An alternative copyright that allows authors and artists to give away their work while retaining some commercial rights is being adapted fo...

Sunday, February 22, 2004 the New York Times Magazine published a letter from the Illustrators' Partnership (IPA) and the American Soci...