Copyright’s Staying "copyright" legal in web design.

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Copyright’s Staying "copyright" legal in web design

Things to Copyright Copyright is the right of the owner to reproduce or permit someone else to reproduce copyrighted works. Literary works such as articles, stories, journals, or computer programs Pictures and graphics Blueprints of architecture Music and song lyrics Plays and screenplays Audiovisual recording such as movies Sound recording Source:

Ways to Protect Document the item, then postmark it Register Copyright with the U.S. Copyright office Copyright © 2009, Brad Croft, All Rights Reserved examples.aspx/ examples.aspx/ Source:

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