How to Effectively Use the Copyright Public Records System

This sixty-minute webinar highlighted the Copyright Public Record System's (CPRS) modern interface and features that can help users locate copyright public records successfully. Participants walked away knowing how to use CPRS’s simple and advanced search capabilities, which include flexible formatting; dynamic filters; and the ability to download, email, and share records. CPRS is the second component to be made publicly available as part of the Office’s new Enterprise Copyright System (ECS) [https://www.copyright.gov/continuous-...]. The legacy system that supports the existing Copyright Office Online Public Catalog will be decommissioned in summer 2025. CPRS will become the sole source of authoritative online copyright information on registrations and recordations by the end of June 2025. Speakers: Denise Wofford, Assistant Register and Director, Office of Copyright Records, U.S. Copyright Office Shawn Gallagher, Management and Program Analyst, Office of Copyright Records, U.S. Copyright Office Robin Coreas, Program Analyst, Office of Copyright Records, U.S. Copyright Office The Copyright Office aims to broaden public awareness of what the copyright system encompasses and how to participate. A cornerstone of our strategic plan (https://www.copyright.gov/reports/str...) is Copyright for All, and the Office dedicates itself to making the copyright system as understandable and accessible to as many members of the public as possible. For more videos on copyright, subscribe to our channel:    / @uscopyrightoffice   ********************************** For more information on copyright, visit our website: https://copyright.gov/ ********************************** Follow our X page: https://x.com/CopyrightOffice?lang=en As well as our blog posts: https://blogs.loc.gov/copyright/ #USCopyrightOffice #Copyright #CopyrightPublicRecordsSystem