By: godlark
In poland you don’t need mark anything sign “©” or make similiary things. But I have in the foother info about my copyright policy.
View ArticleBy: Stewart Gandolf
Here’s something VERY important I learned from a Hollywood intellectual property attorney. All work you produce is technically protected by copyright the moment you produce it. The copyright bug merely...
View ArticleBy: Will Marlow
Thanks for posting this — people don’t discuss this issue frequently enough, and the information has pushed me to make changes to my blog. I upload original photography with each of my blog posts, and...
View ArticleBy: PatriciaD
I think I even knew I should copyright my blog but totally had forgotten…thank you for the reminder!!
View ArticleBy: Kelly Be A Fun Mum
I need to work on this. Question: I discovered someone used one of my sketches on their blog post. It has my website on the picture but it was used without permission of linked back to me. Should I...
View ArticleBy: Marcel
Great advice! How to know when someone is pumping your work in another language?
View ArticleBy: Clearly Composed
Great info…a must read for new bloggers and a great reminder for the more seasoned ones too.
View ArticleBy: Scott Ellis
Check out Jonathan Bailey’s Site Plagiarism Today, http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/ if you want to go deep on the topic. Jonathan really knows his stuff, particularly when it comes to online copyright...
View ArticleBy: Cephla Sparks
Good tips about copyrights. Somehow I don’t see the benefits of the Creative Commons licensing for the typical blogger. While writing a good, original and exclusive blog post isn’t possible for...
View ArticleBy: Adam
Wow, thank you for this. I had never even considered copyright issues for guest posts. This is great information.
View ArticleBy: money making cow
Thank you for this post. I agree Prevention is better than cure. I have registered with free copy right company, not only will you get a badge to place on your site, but you can upload your urls and...
View ArticleBy: jtrigsby
So Money Making Cow… how to you keep people from ripping off your RSS feed? What ever amount of effort you put into “protecting” your content by disabling copy/paste is moot when I can have your new...
View ArticleBy: money making cow
Hi, I know there is a way around copy and paste method but this is one of the many ways you can at least deter lazy thieves. There are new sblogs popping out, some post contents with crediting the...
View ArticleBy: neon
While this is a great article, I’m starting to think the whole copyright thing is a bunch of bull. Recently, almost all of my recent posts were copied (in their entirety) and put on a site based out of...
View ArticleBy: James
I have seen sites use content that required proper attribution and neglect it or completely destroy it. Just another way that some abuse the work of others in the copyright area. Rather than DMA in a...
View ArticleBy: Tom and Debi Walter - The Romantic Vineyard
Often times I’m looking for an image to add to my post, and I’ll add a caption saying the name of the site where I found the picture. However, I’ve always wondered if this is the original site of the...
View ArticleBy: Kerry-ann
Funny how we can give advice to others but then fail to take own advice. When I read about copywriting I thought – excellent. And then I went straight over to my blog and realised I didn’t have any of...
View ArticleBy: nick
The copyright bug merely puts people on notice that it is not “public domain.” Really Great stuff about copyright. Thanks for Sharing this Post.
View ArticleBy: Safety Training
Content scraping and copyright infringment are major issues for not just bloggers, but article writers, web designers, commenters, and social networking participants. It is something that is very hard...
View ArticleBy: Dori Wellmann
I just finished reading Napoleon Hill’s Think and grow rich and it is interesting how positive thinking really changes the complete outcome of things.
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