Copyrights

Copyright and trademark overlap, and learning to unwind those overlapping rights is a great way to explain what each one protects.

Here's how to avoid accidentally stepping on the rights of another's creative work.

Protecting your creative work requires a basic understanding of copyrights, including the meaning and use of the phrase “all rights reserved."

You can register a copyright for your book by submitting your registration electronically, or by mailing in a print application.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property rights—from copyrights to patents.

Copyright protection gives the owner of a photo or image several exclusive legal rights over its use and distribution. Here's how to make sure you're…

Just as with buying and selling physical property, transferring the ownership of intellectual property is an important part of doing business.…

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…

In order to qualify for copyright protection, an original creative work must exist in tangible form—in other words, written down or in a form you can…

The key to knowing how to copyright a song is to know what copyright protects.