Newspapers probably are the biggest victims of copyright infringement and generally they didn’t care much, as that was old news by the time anyone copied it and the new news Continue Reading
Beware of these myths about copyrighted materials: If it doesn’t have a copyright notice, it’s not copyrighted. That use to be correct. However, almost everything created privately and originally after Continue Reading
A person who violates the rights of an author, who has a copyright, can have an infringement suit placed on them. The owner of the copyright shall serve written notice Continue Reading
If you find that someone has copied your work, you have the right to sue that person for copyright infringement. In the U.S. Federal Court, you first, need to provide Continue Reading
Many artists have asked me recently about protecting their images from online theft. Downloading photos from websites is as easy as 1-2-3 so… what can you do to protect your Continue Reading
The Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (The Act) runs to more than 330 pages so one must accept the risks of a brief overview. In essence it gives certain Continue Reading
The revision of the Copyright Act in 1976 changed the way exclusive copyright existed and terminated. The 1976 act is now the primary basis of copyright law in the United Continue Reading
What do you mean by Copyright? Copyright is the form of safety provided by laws of United States to authors of the “unique works of authorship” that includes dramatic, musical, Continue Reading
