The Copyright Society is a non profit organisation whose members are people with an interest in copyright. The purpose of the Society is to provide a forum for education, discussion, and exchange of ideas and information about copyright issues.

The Copyright Society is based in Sydney, but has members from around Australia and from overseas. The members include lawyers, staff of copyright-related organisations, government officials, academics and students.

The Society runs five or six functions a year on copyright issues. More...

It also co-hosts the biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium and other conferences.

Members receive copies of the Society's journal, "Copyright Reporter", published four times a year. More...

The Society has a management committee, which may have up to 20 members, and is elected each year.

The Australian Copyright Council acts as secretariat to the Society.

Click here for the Society's Constitution.