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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Hillary K. Grigonis

The US Copyright Office could drastically increase fees for photographers this fall – but a subscription option isn’t yet off the table

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Registering a copyright for a group of photos could cost as much as $30 more this fall, as the US Copyright Office has issued plans for an increase in fees. The announcement, however, comes with insight that the Copyright Office is looking into the possibility of subscription-based registrations.

The updated fee schedule isn’t entirely final yet – but if Congress does not enact any changes over the next 120 days, the proposed fee increase will go into effect this fall.

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