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STOPfakes Announces Road Show in Rockville, MD

STOPfakes will be hosting a Road Show in Rockville, MD on September 21, 2015! Read more about STOPfakes Announces Road Show in Rockville, MD

U.S., China Unite to Fight Intellectual Property Theft

Representatives from U.S. and Chinese customs agencies strengthened relations by signing an agreement to work together to combat violators of intellectual property rights law.

U.S. Copyright Office Commemorates 225th Anniversary of the First Federal Copyright Act

The nation’s first federal copyright law was enacted in 1790—less than two years after the ratification of the U.S. Constitution. It was signed into law by President George Washington and was one of the major accomplishments of the First Congress