The phrase "enforce copyright" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to protecting intellectual property rights. For example, "Companies must enforce copyright to protect their intellectual property from infringement."
But it's becoming increasingly hard to legally enforce copyright, and enforcement is only one side of the coin.
Next, Jon tells us about the DMCA "notice and takedown" copyright enforcement scheme, a statute that aims to police and enforce copyright on the internet.
China's creative industry has been hit hard by the failure to enforce copyright laws.
They warn of sinister language in the recommendations, like a reference to "additional non-legislative measures" to enforce copyright protection.
But many veterans of Silicon Valley say it is not the responsibility of technology to enforce copyright law.
China's failure to enforce copyright protection for films, software and domestic goods was a focus of Mr. Evans' remarks.
The remaining four authors' associations' standing came from foreign law that confers upon them exclusive rights to enforce copyrights of their foreign members.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Saturday that it strongly opposed central elements of two Congressional efforts to enforce copyrights on the Internet, all but killing the current versions of legislation that has divided both political parties and pitted Hollywood against Silicon Valley.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The United States claimed victory on Monday in a groundbreaking World Trade Organization case in which China was found to have failed to protect and enforce copyrights and trademarks on a wide range of goods.
Music industry officials said then that they would change their tactics to conform to the ruling, but that they would not change their overall strategy of suing music sharers to enforce copyrights.
Erik Smith, "Around the Dial Web Battle Is Latest Episode in Old-Time Radio Serials One firm is carrying on the fight to enforce copyrights, much to the dismay of collectors and Internet users". Los Angeles Times, 2/16/2001.
