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The Alliance advocates for its members’ ability to effectively protect their content and enforce their rights through copyright laws and licensing enforcement. Publishers are both creators and users of copyrighted works, who regularly interpret and rely on fair use principles to disseminate high quality journalism needed for an informed public. Copyright laws protect the ability of publishers to benefit from their significant investments in new, creative content, while also defending their ability to make lawful use of copyrighted works.

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Copyright Office Proposes Significant Fee Increases, Requests Comments from Stakeholders
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Copyright Office Proposes Significant Fee Increases, Requests Comments from Stakeholders

The NPRM proposes substantial increases in certain fees, including raising the fee for news website group registrations from $95 to $350 ... Read More
News/Media Alliance Partners with Bria AI to Launch Industry-Leading AI Licensing Agreement
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News/Media Alliance Partners with Bria AI to Launch Industry-Leading AI Licensing Agreement

The News/Media Alliance has partnered with Bria to let NMA members opt into an AI licensing agreement that would see them compensated for the use of their content in AI systems ... Read More
News/Media Alliance Statement on White House National AI Legislative Framework
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News/Media Alliance Statement on White House National AI Legislative Framework

The White House just released its National AI Legislative Framework, which outlines its preferred path forward for Congress to legislate on the growing artificial intelligence industry ... Read More
News/Media Alliance Files Comments with USTR, Expressing Concerns over TDM Exceptions
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News/Media Alliance Files Comments with USTR, Expressing Concerns over TDM Exceptions

The Alliance’s comments focused on proposals for expanded text and data mining (TDM) exceptions around the world that undermine American IP and creative industries. In particular, the comments discussed developments in Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam ... Read More
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