Browse Issues Search Articles Submissions About the Journal Copyright Fixation Podcast Subscribe Go back to Issues MY BLANKET AND ME: BLANKET LICENSING FOR GENERATIVE AI 71 J. COPYRIGHT SOC’Y 374 (2024) Dave Davis Calliope Networks, co-founder and CEO Rachel Fertig DLA Piper, Partner Umair Kazi The Authors Guild, Director of Policy & Advocacy Roanie Levy Copyright Clearance Center, Legal Advisor Phil Sherrell Bird & Bird, Head of London office Introduction This first panel reflects parallels that the current AI era has with the development of interactive streaming two decades ago: the potential need for online services to take licenses to “all” content of a given type, and thus the need for mechanisms to enable such licensing on a massive scale. Solutions to this problem for streaming developed exclusively in the market until a statutorily mandated solution – for music, in the form of the Music Modernization Act – appeared in 2018. Analogously, this panel discussed various companies’ efforts to build blanket licensing platforms for AI uses in advance of any substantive results from courts or Congress. Full Article 71(3) Copyright and Tech_My Blanket and MeDownload Related Content Video Nov 4, 2025 Bartz and Beyond: Year Three of AI Copyright Litigation with Implications for Authors, Publishers, and Creators Now in the third year of copyright litigation over generative AI, the stakes for creators, platforms, and the publishing world… CLE Credit AI & Copyright Copyright Litigation in Focus Creativity & Technology Collide Video Nov 12, 2025 Getting Your Arms Around the Public Domain: What to Know As Another Year's Worth of Content Becomes Available November 12 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ET Getting ready to field public domain questions in the new year?… CLE Credit AI & Copyright Creativity & Technology Collide Journal September 28, 2025 LIBRARIES, EDUCATION, AND FAIR USE: A LECTURE 72 J. Copyright Soc'y 861Download AI & Copyright Creativity & Technology Collide
