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How to Copyright a Song in Australia: What Songwriters Actually Need to Do
Copyright in a song is free and automatic in Australia and there is no register. Here is what protects your song and how to keep evidence of when you wrote it.
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How to Protect Your Music Before Sending It to a Producer, Label or Publisher
A practical 7-step checklist to protect your music before sending a demo, beat or stems to a producer, label, publisher or sync library.
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How to Prove You Wrote a Song First: Lessons from the Drake “Janice STFU” Lawsuit
If a hit song sounds exactly like your demo, the argument that follows is about dates: who had the song, in what form, and when. That is the heart of this month’s copyright lawsuit against Drake over the chorus of “Janice STFU”. Here is what the case is about, why the usual shortcuts are weak,…
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Deepfake or Genuine? What the New Push on AI Evidence Rules Means for Your Files
US judges are drafting a deepfake evidence rule and Tasmania’s Supreme Court has new AI guidelines. Here’s how to show your files existed, unchanged, before a dispute.
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Blockchain Research Timestamping
Why is blockchain research timestamping fundamental in the AI era? Across scientific and technical fields, every major discovery begins with data — and credibility depends on proving when that data was created. In modern research, timestamps from operating systems, email servers, or cloud drives can be edited, backdated, or corrupted. That uncertainty exposes labs to…
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Real World Blockchain Timestamping
Blockchain Evidence in Real Disputes Across high-stakes disputes, battles are often won on when a document existed and whether it was changed. Traditional artefacts—metadata, email headers, lab notebooks, handwritten dates—can be forged. A cryptographic hash anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain at creation provides independent proof of existence and integrity that any party can verify without…




