Hasta La Creative!

The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences is trying to pull together different constituencies to work for a single, all-purpose bill for fair compensation.

Ruth Vitale, an independent film executive, was recently named executive director of CreativeFuture, a new force in the copyright wars.

Michael Robertson may have to pay up to $41 million in a long-running case involving digital music files.

Eight writers and video producers had accused Baidu of violating their right to free speech by blocking users in the United States from viewing their pro-democracy material.

The Obama administration is taking its mission to radio shows, churches and YouTube to urge people to buy health insurance ahead of the March 31 deadline.

Johnson & Johnson’s new campaign for the skin-care product Clean & Clear uses nonactors and focuses on girls who pursue expectation-defying passions.

The president’s interview on “Between Two Ferns,” an online parody of celebrity interview shows, is an attempt to get young people to sign up for health insurance on the government’s website.

The photo agency has decided to allow noncommercial websites and social media users to publish its images at no cost using an “embedding” tool.

Yahoo is starting to push into two of the hottest areas of Internet advertising: stream ads and so-called native ads.

So you bought a Betamax VCR? And also a Nook? Here’s a strategy to avoid betting on the wrong horse again.