“Fair Use in the U.S. Economy”
For the latest data on the economic value of balanced copyright
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Washington, DC
Featuring remarks from
Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren (D – Calif.)
House Judiciary Committee
Speakers Include:
President & CEO, CCIA
Principal, Capital Trade, Inc.
Principal, Capital Trade, Inc.
Professor of Law, American University Washington College of Law
For a presentation and interactive discussion of the value of “Fair Use” to the U.S. economy and its importance to copyright law for the digital age.
A 2007 study released by CCIA, titled “Fair Use in the U.S. Economy,” demonstrated the immense benefits that the U.S. economy derives from Fair Use; that is, the limited copying and redistribution of copyrighted works such as music, articles, books, and video for socially and economically desirable purposes. The new 2010 study will use updated values to quantify Fair Use through the economic activity that comes from balanced copyright law.
