Protection from Claims of Copyright Infringement

If your website allows users to upload content, you may be
liable for copyright infringement unless you follow the
requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Remedies for Web Site Copyright Infringement

If your web site content is stolen and displayed on another
web site, know your options and take immediate aggressive action
to enforce your rights.
Copyright Law Basics
Copyright is a
form of protection provided by the laws of the United States to
the authors of “original works of authorship,” including
literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other
intellectual works. This article summarizes United States
copyright law.
Answers to Questions Frequently Asked About
Copyright Law
This
Frequently Answered Questions is a source for answers to questions
frequently asked about United States copyright law.
Top 10 Urban Copyright Myths
The
Internet has spanned many urban legends about copyright laws.
Copyright myths travel at light speed and replicate their
plausible, but flawed logic at the touch of a computer key.
The following is KEYTLaw's unscientific list of the top ten
copyright myths.
Works Made for Hire
An
exception to the general rule that the person who creates a
work is the author of that work a category of works
called “works made for hire.” If a work is “made for
hire,” the employer, and not the employee, is considered the author
and owner of the copyright to the work.
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