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2025 Copyright + Technology Conference

September 8 @ 9:30 am - 9:30 pm

Free – $515.00

Location: Fordham University School of Law, FL 2 (150 W 62nd St, New York, NY 10023)

2025 Copyright and Technology Conference

 

About the Conference

In its sixteenth year, Copyright+Tech focuses on the dramatic and fast-moving influences that technology has on copyright in the digital age. Join us on Monday, September 8 for a full day of learning and networking with technologists, attorneys, media professionals, and public policy decision makers.

The Copyright+Tech Conference is co-presented with GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies in collaboration with the Emily C. & John E. Hansen IP Institute at Fordham Law School.

The 2025 Copyright+Technology Conference will be held on Monday, September 8 at Fordham Law School in the Constantino Lecture Hall on Floor 2.

 


 

Registration Rates

 
Ticket Type
(In-Person or Virtual)
Early Bird Thru 8/31 After 8/31 Late Walk-In
Member $345 $445 $545
Academic Member $245 $345 $445
Government Member $245 $345 $445
Student Member In-person: $65
Virtual: Free
In-person: $65
Virtual: Free
In-person: $165
Virtual: Free
Non-Member $515 $615 $715

 

Please note:
  • Registration will close on Tuesday, September 2, at 12:00 pm EDT.
  • The rate increases by $100 for walk-in registrations (subject to availability for in-person attendance).
  • If you have missed the registration deadline and would like to attend virtually, or need to make a change in your registration, please contact us at info@copyrightsociety.org.

 

Not a member? Consider joining the Copyright Society today to receive special savings on our CLE programs and a ton of members-only benefits!

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SPONSORSHIP

Interested in sponsoring the International Meeting? You can review the sponsorship and marketing opportunities here.

Pledge your support today!

 

THANK YOU SPONSORS!

 


 

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Details

Date:
September 8
Time:
9:30 am - 9:30 pm
Cost:
Free – $515.00
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On Sale
Member In Person | CT25
For members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 445.00 $ 345.00
15 available
On Sale
Member Virtual | CT25
$ 445.00 $ 345.00
Unlimited
On Sale
Gov't/Academic Member In Person | CT25
For government or academic members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 345.00 $ 245.00
15 available
On Sale
Gov't/Academic Member Virtual | CT25
$ 345.00 $ 245.00
Unlimited
Student Member In Person | CT25
For student members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 65.00
15 available
Student Member Virtual | CT25
For student members of the Copyright Society.
$ 0.00
Unlimited
On Sale
Non-Member In Person | CT25
Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 615.00 $ 515.00
15 available
On Sale
Non-Member Virtual | CT25
$ 615.00 $ 515.00
Unlimited

CLE Credit Details

The Copyright Society is an accredited provider in California, New York, and Pennsylvania. MCLE Credits will be available for those jurisdictions, and requests for credit in other jurisdictions may be made when registering. While credit in other jurisdictions is not guaranteed, Copyright Society staff will submit applications for accreditation and notify attorneys upon approval.

This intermediate program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys.

Please email cle@copyrightsociety.org for CLE related questions.

Agenda

9/08

9:30 am - 10:00 am

Bateman Lecture Hall on Floor 2

Registration and Continental Breakfast

9/08

10:00 am - 10:15 am

Constantino Lecture Hall on Floor 2

Welcome Remarks

Daniel Cooper
Daniel Cooper
President, Copyright Society | Senior Vice President and Deputy Chief Counsel, Intellectual Property, NBCUniversal
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Bill Rosenblatt
Bill Rosenblatt
President | GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies
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9/08

10:15 am - 11:15 am

This Masquerade: Streaming Fraud and Copyright

It has been estimated that as much as 10% of music streams are fraudulent and that the percentage is growing. In this session, we’ll explore the sizable chunk of this activity that has copyright implications, such as fraudsters submitting music by famous artists to streaming services and claiming it as their own. We’ll examine these sources of streaming fraud and the roles that streaming services, independent distributors, labels, and technology providers can play in mitigating it.

Aruni Soni
Aruni Soni
Reporter | Bloomberg Industry Group
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Jon Glass
Jon Glass
SVP, Head of Digital Legal Affairs | Warner Music Group
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Katherine Reilly
Katherine Reilly
Partner | Pryor Cashman
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Patra Sinner
Patra Sinner
General Counsel | Symphonic Distribution
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9/08

11:15 am - 11:30 am

Mid-morning Break

9/08

11:30 am - 12:30 pm

A Thousand Times No: The Practicalities of Opt-Out for AI Training

YouTube and other services implement an “opt-out” style of copyright compliance: a service will use your content unless you tell it not to. Now opt-out is being discussed as a way for creators to ensure that their works aren’t used to train generative AI systems. How might such schemes work, what are the practical implications for content creators and service providers alike, and what are the alternatives? Our panel will look at opt-out schemes being considered today as well as likely paths forward.

Adam Rendle
Adam Rendle
International Programming Committee Chair, Copyright Society | Partner, Taylor Wessing
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Daan Archer
Daan Archer
CEO | Copyright Delta
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Ali Sternburg
Ali Sternburg
VP, Information Policy | Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA)
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9/08

12:30 pm - 1:45 pm

Lunch

9/08

1:45 pm - 2:45 pm

Keynote Address

Tracey Armstrong
Tracey Armstrong
President and Chief Executive Officer | Copyright Clearance Center
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9/08

2:45 pm - 3:00 pm

Break

9/08

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

What’s Past is Prologue: Lessons for AI from the File-Sharing Era

Napster’s launch in 1999 disrupted the copyright landscape, leading to more than a decade of innovation in laws, technologies, and business models as industries struggled to adapt. Today, AI technologies are poised to disrupt at least as much as file-sharing did. What lessons can we learn from the file-sharing experience – both positive and negative? We’ll hear from attorneys, technologists, and policy wonks who lived through the post-Napster era as they offer their thoughts on how to navigate the decade to come.

Bill Rosenblatt
Bill Rosenblatt
President | GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies
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Annemarie Bridy
Annemarie Bridy
Senior Copyright Counsel | Google
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Gary Greenstein
Gary Greenstein
Partner | Wilson Sonsini
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Bobby Rosenbloum
Bobby Rosenbloum
Partner | Greenberg Traurig
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Howie Singer
Howie Singer
Adjunct Professor | Music Business, NYU
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9/08

4:00 pm - 4:15 pm

Break

9/08

4:15 pm - 5:15 pm

My Own Three Hands: AI Content Creation Tools and Copyright Registration

U.S. Copyright Office guidelines dictate that authors must disclaim AI-generated portions of their works when they register them. How will this work in practice as AI-powered tools pervade more and more aspects of content creation processes? What will creators be able to claim as their own, and what evidence will they need to show that they created it themselves? How will these standards evolve as AI technology progresses, and how will litigators use the standards to challenge copyright registrations in court? The session will discuss this emerging conundrum of copyright in the AI age.

Charity Gates
Charity Gates
Associate | CDAS
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Maria Backman
Maria Backman
Counsel | Benchmark Education Company
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Zachary Cooper
Zachary Cooper
Researcher/Lecturer | Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute, Vrije Universiteit
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Dori Hanswirth
Dori Hanswirth
Partner | Arnold & Porter
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Gili Karev
Gili Karev
Associate | Klaris Law
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9/08

6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Connolly’s Pub – 121 W 45th St, New York, NY 10036, 3rd Floor

Networking Reception

After the conference, come grab a bite and network with fellow attendees at Connolly’s Pub with a special performance by the Society’s house band, Crude Humble & Obvious!

 

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Tickets

Tickets

The numbers below include tickets for this event already in your cart. Clicking "Get Tickets" will allow you to edit any existing attendee information as well as change ticket quantities.
On Sale
Member In Person | CT25
For members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 445.00 $ 345.00
15 available
On Sale
Member Virtual | CT25
$ 445.00 $ 345.00
Unlimited
On Sale
Gov't/Academic Member In Person | CT25
For government or academic members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 345.00 $ 245.00
15 available
On Sale
Gov't/Academic Member Virtual | CT25
$ 345.00 $ 245.00
Unlimited
Student Member In Person | CT25
For student members of the Copyright Society. Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 65.00
15 available
Student Member Virtual | CT25
For student members of the Copyright Society.
$ 0.00
Unlimited
On Sale
Non-Member In Person | CT25
Light breakfast and lunch are included.
$ 615.00 $ 515.00
15 available
On Sale
Non-Member Virtual | CT25
$ 615.00 $ 515.00
Unlimited