A D'Art report by Professor Margaret Wyszomirski that was presented to the American assembly for the Arts. Professor Wyszomirski’s paper reviews copyright agencies and systems in the USA, Australia, the UK, Ireland, Canada, and internationally. She finds that the digital era has increased both the complexity of and the necessity for effective rights management.
D'Art Report: Copyright management systems
IFACCA, 11 March 2002, Australia
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