Authors and publishers need to understand copyright, because their livelihood depends on it. Copyright is a simple and effective way to protect creative works. Do you have a working knowledge of copyright?
There’s still a lot of unnecessary mystery and folklore about how copyright works. Learn what you need to know about copyright quickly and efficiently.
I keep hearing crazy stories about how people interpret—and misinterpret—our copyright laws. Understanding how they work is the best antidote.
When you decide to publish your own book, you become responsible for taking care of the copyright registration and notice in the book.
Included in this report are articles on copyright to get you up to speed in a hurry. You’ll get the basics of copyright, and a whole lot more.
What you’ll learn:
• What copyright is and what it isn’t
• Common myths about copyright
• How to copyright your book in the United States
• What should go on your copyright page
• What is CIP and do you need it?
• How to get a Library of Congress Control Number
You’ll also find standard copyright pages that you can copy and paste right into your book. And I’ve included samples of different types of disclaimers you can use on your copyright page.
If you're publishing your own book, download this information-packed and hotlink-enabled report today.
There’s still a lot of unnecessary mystery and folklore about how copyright works. Learn what you need to know about copyright quickly and efficiently.
I keep hearing crazy stories about how people interpret—and misinterpret—our copyright laws. Understanding how they work is the best antidote.
When you decide to publish your own book, you become responsible for taking care of the copyright registration and notice in the book.
Included in this report are articles on copyright to get you up to speed in a hurry. You’ll get the basics of copyright, and a whole lot more.
What you’ll learn:
• What copyright is and what it isn’t
• Common myths about copyright
• How to copyright your book in the United States
• What should go on your copyright page
• What is CIP and do you need it?
• How to get a Library of Congress Control Number
You’ll also find standard copyright pages that you can copy and paste right into your book. And I’ve included samples of different types of disclaimers you can use on your copyright page.
If you're publishing your own book, download this information-packed and hotlink-enabled report today.
