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February 22, 2019

How To Write A DMCA Takedown Notice

how to write a DMCA takedown notice

  It’s a gorgeous, sunny day, and the phrase “how to write a DMCA takedown notice” isn’t even on your mind. You’re relaxing with a cup of tea, and thinking about how you’ve spent your last few weeks meticulously drawing and inking a hilarious 2-panel comic. Your friends love it. It’s up on your website […]

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January 17, 2019

How To Check If Your Content Was Stolen

On this blog, I’ve talked a lot about what to do after you find out your content was stolen (gather documentation and send a DMCA takedown notice), or well before your content has a chance to be stolen (register your copyrights). But one thing I haven’t touched on is how to check if your content […]

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January 10, 2018

Why You Should Copyright Your E-Course

When you copyright your e-course, you'll want to group the video files together and copyright them as a group.

  Not too long ago, I was a guest on a podcast, thinking “Oh no, you should really copyright your e-course.” The host was interviewing me over the phone, and mentioned the e-course he’d recently released. He was thrilled that it was making so much money. I was excited for him too, but as someone […]

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November 2, 2017

Should I Register My Copyright?

If you have your copyright registered, you can claim statutory damages in a court of law. | Intellectual Property HQ

Should I register my copyright? Well, when you create a work, you automatically own the copyright–it’s unique to you. But when you go and register it with the United States Copyright Office, then you have certain protections. Some of those protections mean that you can get statutory damages in court, instead of actual damages. This […]

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