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Copyright Office Improves Processing Time and Service

By ipandentertainmentlaw

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The message below was distributed the the US Copyright Office today. See my prior post on the topic here. Copyright Office Improves Processing Time and Service A recent Washington Post article focused on the lengthy processing times the Copyright Office is experiencing in wake of its transition from a paper-based to an electronic processing environment. [...]

Full post as published by Current Trends in Copyright, Trademark & Entertainment Law on May 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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