Copyright Enforcement Agency

A Copyright Enforcement Agency is a governmental or private organization responsible for upholding copyright laws. They monitor and address unauthorized use or distribution of copyrighted works, such as music, movies, books, and software. Their role includes investigating infringements, taking legal action against violators, and helping rights holders protect their intellectual property. Essentially, they ensure that creators' rights are respected and that copyright laws are enforced to promote fair use, innovation, and creative economic activity.