Saturday, August 20, 2005

Become a Copyright Royalty Judge

From Stanford Center for Internet and Society:


The Library of Congress is seeking applicants for the three appointments as Copyright Royalty Judges. Copyright Royalty Judges will preside over proceedings to determine rates and terms of the copyright law’s statutory licenses and to determine the distribution of royalties received by the Copyright Office under those statutory licenses. The Library will appoint (1) a Chief Copyright Royalty Judge, (2) a Copyright Royalty Judge with significant knowledge of copyright law, and (3) a Copyright Royalty Judge with significant knowledge of economics. The deadline for applications is September 6, 2005.

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