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Copyright protection extended to motion pictures Aug. 24, 1912. Previously, copyright owners registered them as photographs. “Edison Kinetoscopic Record of a Sneeze,” registered in 1894, is the oldest surviving motion picture deposited as still photos. http://go.usa.gov/xUusk pic.twitter.com/Nr7ZSRTgKp

Come see us today at the http://StopFakes.gov  Roadshow in Austin, Texas. We'll help you apply for copyright registration and discuss copyright issues with you. http://go.usa.gov/xUtJ6 pic.twitter.com/qfZO0jkYaJ

How Do You Measure a Summer at the Copyright Office? Read a guest blog post by a summer law clerk. http://go.usa.gov/xUzfV pic.twitter.com/kPkTjhMmGp

Come see Copyright Office staff today at the http://StopFakes.gov  Roadshow in Dallas, Texas. We will help you apply for copyright registration and discuss copyright issues. http://go.usa.gov/xUtJ6 pic.twitter.com/gMipW1FgkX

James Madison submitted a provision to the framers of the U.S. Constitution on August 18, 1787, to “secure to literary authors their copyrights for a limited time.”pic.twitter.com/v7WdyO2GaN

Copyright protection was extended to dramatic compositions, including, for the first time, the right of public performance on August 18, 1856. http://go.usa.gov/xUegx pic.twitter.com/gocleKWM9x

Respect to Aretha Franklin, singer, songwriter, and actress whose musical legacy enriched the creative fabric of America.pic.twitter.com/YVuffx82iV

We remember Elvis on the 41st anniversary of his death. Registrations for Elvis include musical compositions, sound recordings, television shows, motion pictures, and many works of art. You can register your photo of an Elvis sighting! http://go.usa.gov/xUM85 pic.twitter.com/DTpbMz6MNF

Join the Copyright Office at 2 pm on August 11 at Otakon, Washington, D.C.'s annual convention celebrating Asian pop culture, to learn how to register your copyright in anime, manga, and other creative works. #Otakon2018pic.twitter.com/kc9Un93gJn

Marybeth Peters was appointed Register of Copyrights on August 7, 1994. She served from 1994 through 2010, the second-longest tenure of a Register. http://go.usa.gov/xUA9a pic.twitter.com/0LjDGNluEc

Clement Lincoln Bouvé was appointed Register of Copyrights on August 1, 1936. He was the first lawyer to serve as register. Bouvé focused on the Copyright Act and administration of Office duties. http://go.usa.gov/xUw5d pic.twitter.com/Qme8QnhtT8

Choreography is protected by copyright. Create some new moves for a dance performance and register with the Copyright Office. #NationalDanceDaypic.twitter.com/E78nKUnHQT

Copyright Office is grateful for summer interns, who learn about and contribute to the vital work of administering copyright law. #NationalInternDaypic.twitter.com/3B93SKcEmy

Come see us today at the http://StopFakes.gov  Roadshow in Portland, Oregon. We will help you apply for copyright registration and discuss copyright issues. http://go.usa.gov/xURWa pic.twitter.com/hPgW5uTTXQ

Come see us today at the http://StopFakes.gov  Roadshow in Seattle. We will help you apply for copyright registration and discuss copyright issues. http://go.usa.gov/xURWa pic.twitter.com/YyN3c5ofps

Copyright Office welcomes Senator Orrin Hatch, who is also the author of numerous musical compositions.pic.twitter.com/ijqG8PEcbc

Come see us at the http://StopFakes.gov  Roadshows in Seattle and Portland next week, July 24 and 26. We will help you apply for copyright registration and discuss copyright issues. http://go.usa.gov/xURWa pic.twitter.com/rNektBuAvs

Copyright Office launches phase II of its online Virtual Card Catalog proof of concept. Read more about the improvements and enhancements in our blog: http://go.usa.gov/xU5SY  Also, see video: http://go.usa.gov/xU5SD pic.twitter.com/6irejZkV4p