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COPYRIGHT Answers to artists' most-asked copyright questions. Suggestions on how to protect freelance artwork from unauthorized use by a client. General guidelines for artists on contracts and copyrights. Who owns reproductions? Ruling from the U.S. Copyright Office and its impact on art reproductions summarized. Copyright clarifications. U.S. Copyright Office explains its position on the controversy over ownership of reproductions. Reproduction rights. A look at what's at stake in the debate over copyrights to art reproductions. Coyprights for creative partners. What you should know about copyright before working with a partner. An easy-to-follow legal guide to protecting your art through copyright. When it's OK to copy. A handy checklist to make sure you're not using copyrighted images in your artwork. How and why to copyright photographs or collections of photographs. How the new copyright law affects photographers who sell their time or photographs for money. Information on copyrights for the hobby carver. Advice on protecting (copyrighting) your cloth doll patterns. Using copyright patterns for profit. Straightforward answers to some hard questions. How copyrights, patents and trademarks differ and when each should be used to protect craft ideas. Copyright law for photographers. Beginning a series concerning the implications of the 1976 Copyright Revision Act and other issues. Part 1. Video recording. Facts the photographer should know about using copyright to protect his work and himself. Copyright basics for decorative artists. A definition of copyright, how to protect your work, how much inspiration can a artist legally take from an image, and explanations of "public domain" and "fair use." Woodworkers and copyright. How to copyright wooden artistic work and tips on protecting your copyright. Changes in the British copyright laws and their implications for photographers. Copyright law for photographers. Part 1. Copyright law for photographers. Part 2. How to prove ownership of copyrighted computer programs by inserting special instructions into the program. Design right. Ways to get legal protection for jewelry design. Copyright registration. Proving copyright infringement. Alternatives to copyright (design patents and trademark protection). Filing the necessary forms to secure copyright. How the new copyright law affects motion pictures. Tips on securing copyright. A photographer's rights under the copyright laws. Part 1. Your legal rights and the steps you must take to protect them. A photographer's rights under the copyright laws. Part 2. Work for hire. Holes in the copyright law. How "work-for-hire" undermines photographers' rights to their photos. Tips on protecting those rights. Rights of photographers under the 1976 Copyright Act are discussed. A look at the controversy surrounding the "work-made-for-hire" exception found in the 1976 Copyright Act and its implications for photographers. A look at the U.S. District Court ruling on photographic copyrights and the reproduction of copyrighted portrait photographs by anyone other than the photographer. Copyright reaffirmed. A summary of recent court decisions which strengthen the copyright protections afforded photographers and other artists. Copyright myths and facts for the photographer. It's the law. What you can and can't photograph and when you're likely to be sued. Advice on "work-made-for-hire" contracts and their impact on the ownership of copyright. Copy protect your images. Using a cellophane sleeve to protect a print from unauthorized duplication. Copyright tools. Sampling of techniques available to the photographer to identify negatives and prints as copyrighted material. Copyright. An explanation of the duration and renewal of copyright. What every quilter needs to know about copyright. Covers information on videotapes, on photocopying and other methods of duplication, on writing for copyright permission, and on how to copyright your own works. Protecting your copyright in the digital domain. Tips on the use of model releases and copyrights. Permits and permissions. Dealing with copyright issues, model releases, and government film commissions when producing a video. British copyright, design and moral rights as they affect woodcarvers discussed. | |||||||||
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