The world is being quietly rearranged by people who write very long documents.


The title they went with Electronic Payment of Royalties Using Pay.gov Noisy translates that to

Copyright Office will only accept digital royalty payments


The US Copyright Office is proposing to require all royalty payments to be made through Pay.gov, a government online payment system. This means creators and publishers will no longer be able to send physical checks or other non-digital payments for royalties.
For decades, many creators and publishers have sent physical checks to the Copyright Office for royalty payments. This shift to an online-only system removes that option entirely. It streamlines the process for the government but could create a hurdle for those less familiar with digital transactions.
Watch for public comments on the proposed rule, specifically from smaller creators or estates that might struggle with an online-only payment system.

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