Copyrights
Learn how copyrights can protect your creative work and how to handle infringements, license agreements, and more.
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Intellectual Property Basics: What Can Be Copyrighted
Only original works of authorship may be copyrighted. This means that the original creator of the work or his or her agent is the only one who may obtain a copyright. You cannot take someone else's work and copyright it.
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The Term 'All Rights Reserved' Explained
"All rights reserved" is a copyright notice indicating that a copyright holder owns all exclusive rights to a work and no one else may use it unless granted permission.
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How to Type the Copyright Symbol
Typing the copyright symbol is as easy as pressing and holding a few keys, but the method differs depending on whether you use a Mac or Windows PC.
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How to Avoid Copyright Infringement
Here's how to avoid accidentally stepping on the rights of another's creative work.
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How to Copyright a Script
Formal copyright registration protects your work from unlawful copying. It involves submitting an application online—and it’s worth it.
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5 Reasons to Hire a Copyright Lawyer
Your creative works represent hours of dedication and effort. Here’s why you should consider hiring a copyright lawyer to protect them.
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Forms of Copyright Infringement
Copyright infringement occurs on a daily basis. Statistically speaking, you've probably infringed on someone's copyrights at some point in your life. Read on to learn more about types of infringement and some possible exceptions.
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Understanding Copyright Limitations
Copyright law protects the rights of writers and creators of creative work. Learn what can and cannot be copyrighted and exceptions to the law.
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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act Explained
The DMCA expanded existing copyright laws to address issues created by new technology. Get the scoop on the main points of the DMCA and learn what online actions might be covered by it.
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Parody vs. Satire in Copyright Law
Parody and satire not only have different meanings, they are also treated differently under the law. Here's what you need to know.
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