اہل الیکٹرانک مہر بمقابلہ الیکٹرانک دستخط: آپ کے کاروبار کو کس کی ضرورت ہے؟ (2026)

Week in review: Article 50, copyright proof, and what changed

Article 50 took effect on 2 August. A week of writing about it comes down to one idea: the rule asks you to make a statement, and a statement is only as good as what you can produce when somebody asks you to back it up.

How to seal and declare a file in under five minutes

The whole flow, start to finish. What you need before you begin, what happens to your file, what the declaration adds, and the one step that actually matters, which is the one your counterparty performs rather than you.

Why a US copyright registration does not protect you outside the United States

A US copyright registration is a powerful thing inside one legal system and close to inert outside it. This is why it does not cross the border, what national treatment actually carries with it, and what a European rights holder can rely on instead.

The world has no copyright register, except the United States. Why that matters.

Under the Berne Convention, copyright arises automatically on creation in over 180 countries, with no registration required. Almost none of those countries keep a record of it. That gap is invisible until the day somebody disputes who made something first.

The four AI labels every EU publisher needs, and what each one means

AI generated, AI modified, AI assisted, human authored. Four statements cover almost everything a publishing team produces. This is what separates them, how to decide in under a minute, and why an inaccurate label is a worse position than a missing one.