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Copyright & ip resources, Digital publishing, Past Events, Public affairs

Bottom-line losses: counting the cost of copyright abuse

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Content is a precious commodity for publishers, meaning instances of illegal copying come at a cost. This webinar explored digital copyright infringement, revealing its impact on publishers and highlighting how they are fighting back and investing in content protection.

In case you missed it, you can watch the webinar recording below

With thanks to our expert speakers

Michael Adelman, Content Protection Counsel for Dow Jones

Michael shared insights on the growing battle for publisher legal teams in trying to combat this threat to journalism, including some notable successes for The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s, as well as some disappointing setbacks.

Sophie Hanbury, Director of Strategic Content Partnerships, The Independent

Sophie explained how The Independent and The Standard were seeing a significant threat to their legitimate licensing business through systematic copyright theft – valuable editorial was published on multiple unauthorised websites and apps. This also impacted the commercial business with unauthorised advertising being served against infringed articles causing damage to their revenue and reputation. Using NLA’s Text Tracker service, they saw 37 illegal sites closed down and 10,000 of their articles successfully removed in 2023.

Matt Aspinall, Head of Commercial Services, NLA media access

Matt will added insight from discussions across the publishing industry and share advice for your content protection strategy through the use of NLA’s Text Tracker – an IP protection tool already helping multiple news brands worldwide.

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