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  • Copyright and Generative AI – 2026 Quarterly Update Two

    Introduction Welcome to the second quarterly Copyright and Generative AI (GAI) blog post of 2026. If you’ve come across this page, you’re likely working in the copyright field in some capacity. As such, the current debate surrounding what, if any, changes should be made to copyright law to accou … Read more »

  • New Certificate Program for Museums

    Exciting news! We have just published a new Certificate Program, our first in over a decade. We are pleased to announce the addition of the Canadian Museum Copyright Management Certificate (MCMC) to our Certificate offerings. Even more exciting, we have just opened up the pre-registration link. This … Read more »

  • Copyright and Generative AI – 2026 Quarterly Update One

    Introduction Welcome to the first quarterly Copyright and Generative AI (GAI) blog post of 2026. If you’ve come across this page, you’re likely working in the copyright field in some capacity. As such, the current debate surrounding what, if any, changes should be made to copyright law to accoun … Read more »

  • Specialist Content: AI, Music and the Arts

    This month we have a special treat for our readers! Our Spring 2025 Copyright Specialist in Residence, Alizabeth Nowland, has generously agreed to write the blog post below. Sharing her vast knowledge in music copyright and licensing, Alizabeth decided to take a look at this topic through the timely … Read more »

  • Copyright and Generative AI – Quarterly Update Three

    Introduction Welcome to the third quarterly copyright and generative AI (GAI) blog post. If you’ve come across this page, you’re likely working in the copyright field in some capacity. As such, the current debate surrounding what, if any, changes need to be made to copyright law to account for t … Read more »