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Re:Create Recap – April 11, 2019

Annual Report Shows Entertainment Industry Sees Continued Revenue Growth and Diversification. CCIA this week released its “The Sky is Rising” report which finds that the amount of content being produced and consumed is more diverse and growing faster than ever. Co-authored by researcher Leigh Beadon and analyst and CEO of the Copia Institute Mike Masnick, the report is an update…

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Re:Create Recap – April 4, 2019

**DMCA Section 512 Special Edition** U.S. Copyright Office Holding Section 512 Roundtable On April 8. The U.S. Copyright Office will hold a public roundtable for its study on section 512 on April 8 at the Library of Congress – Madison Building in Washington, D.C. Members of the Re:Create Coalition along with other stakeholders will be participating in strong support for…

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Re:Create Recap – March 28, 2019

Article 13 Will Hurt Creators, Consumers & Startups. On March 26, the European Parliament gave final approval of the controversial Copyright Directive, which includes provisions to mandate upload filtering on sites like Wikipedia, Reddit, YouTube and more. The Verge and other outlets noted the approval came despite widespread European opposition to Article 13, including 100,000 protesters and a petition with…

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Re:Create Recap – March 21, 2019

U.S. Copyright Office Holding Section 512 Roundtable On April 8. The U.S. Copyright Office will hold a public roundtable for its study on section 512 on April 8 at the Library of Congress’s Madison Building in Washington, D.C. Stay tuned for more from the Re:Create Coalition as stakeholders prepare to participate in strong support for the current DMCA safe harbor…

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Re:Create Recap – March 14, 2019

Thousands Rally In “We Are Not Bots Rally” Protesting EU Copyright Directive. An estimated 5,000 braved the cold in Berlin on March 2 to protest the upload filter provisions in Article 13 of the EU Copyright Directive. According to a report by GlobalVoices, it was the third in a series of protests leading up to a day of European Union-wide…

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Re:Create Recap – March 7, 2019

14 Amicus Briefs Filed In Support Of Google Petition In Oracle Case. Jonathan Band posted a Project Disco roundup of the 14 amicus briefs filed in support of Google’s petition to the Supreme Court in the ongoing copyright dispute with Oracle. The blog captured the leading arguments from some of the nation’s leading IP scholars, computer scientists and software firms….

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Re:Create Recap – February 28, 2019

Re:Create Sends Letter To Congress. The Re:Create Coalition sent an open letter this week to Members of Congress urging them to support and promote balanced copyright policy. The letter laid out a set of key values to help guide the development of a balanced copyright legal framework that benefits creators, users and innovators. Underlying the principles is the Coalition’s belief…

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Letter to Members of Congress: Supporting a Pro-Innovation, Pro-Creator, Pro-Consumer Copyright Agenda

By: Re:Create

Supporting a Pro-Innovation, Pro-Creator, Pro-Consumer Copyright Agenda Congratulations on your election to the 116th Congress. We look forward to working with you in the upcoming months as you tackle many of the issues we face as a nation. We represent a cross-section of creators, advocates, thinkers and consumers. Re:Create was founded in 2015 to educate policymakers on the positive impact…

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Re:Create Recap – February 21, 2019

Last week, we shared with you our second annual report on the economic value of the New Creative Economy, which found that 16.9 million independent, American creators earned a baseline of $6.8 billion from posting their music, videos, art, crafts and other works online in 2017. The updated figures highlighted a 16.6% increase in the number of new creators and…

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