Senate bill targets cheaper, faster copyright registration for photographers and visual artists
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ASMP backs the Visual Artists Copyright Reform Act (VACRA), highlighting group registration expansion, deferred registrations, subscription models, and third‑party registries to simplify copyright registration for visual creators.
Covers VACRA’s key provisions: raising group photo registration limits (to 3,000), deferred examination/registration, subscription-style registration, and approved private third‑party registries for electronic deposits.
Announcement of VACRA with details on modernizing registration for high‑volume visual artists, including a single application for up to 3,000 photographs and a deferred registration option.
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Congressional Bill
Official Title
VACRA
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