The US Copyright Office rules on the "making available" right
The US Copyright Office has concluded that the United States do not need to implement further legislation recognising and protecting copyright holders’ exclusive right of “making available.”
Acting at the request of the House Committee on the Judiciary the US Register of Copyrights Maria Pallante had to rule if the United States needed to integrate into their copyright apparatus the provision contained in two international treaties to which the United States is a party — the WIPO Copyright Treaty and ...
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