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March 20, 2019

Registered Copyright: When Is a Copyright “Registered”? Supreme Court Weighs In

Supreme Courts Opinion on when a copyright is registered

Debate Regarding When a Copyright is Registered Up until March 2019, there was argument on when a copyright is “registered.” One side said it is registered when you file a claim with the copyright office. The other side said it is when the copyright office issues a registration certificate. So, which is it? With a […]

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March 20, 2018

What’s The Difference Between WGA Registration And US Copyright Registration?

What's the difference between WGA registration and US copyright registration? Does one give you more benefits than the other?

You’ve written a screenplay, you’re ready to start shopping it around, and now you’re squinting at your computer screen, wondering about the difference between WGA registration and US Copyright Registration. The Writer’s Guild of America says they can use your registration as legal evidence…so if you register with them, are you good? My professional advice? […]

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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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December 5, 2017

How To Copyright A Book In 6 Easy Steps

Once you’ve poured your blood, sweat, and tears into writing (and self-publishing!) your very own book, I highly suggest that you turn your focus towards how to copyright a book. Or, again, how to register the copyright for your book. Much like copyrighting blog posts or photos, the process is easy to follow, and ensures […]

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