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This book looks at copyright through the eyes of creators and artists. Using quilting as a backdrop, the book looks in-depth at issues related to creating a work, protecting and work, and using others' work, including under fair use in copyright, trademark, and right of publicity. This book is made to give artists a strong foundation into understanding the system of copyright, how infringement works, when and how to register your works with th...

Durationator Copyright Files: Foundational Concepts in Usability is the first book to bring together the research of the Durationator Copyright System. The book sets out to understand the boundaries of copyright, including how long copyright lasts. Topics include moral rights, pre-1972 sound recordings, library exceptions, to name just a few topics. The book is also comparative in nature, discussing the Berne Convention and copyright in countr...

This book looks at copyright through the eyes of creators and artists. Using quilting as a backdrop, the book looks in-depth at issues related to creating a work, protecting and work, and using others' work, including under fair use in copyright, trademark, and right of publicity. This book is made to give artists a strong foundation into understanding the system of copyright, how infringement works, when and how to register your works with th...

A Little bit of Copyright is designed for quilters who want to know basic concepts of copyright, including key concepts, the difference between commercial and personal uses, and so much more. See? Copyright isn't that scary!

Just Wanna Quilt Notebook is designed to keep track of your quilting work, from idea to completion. The book includes eight 10-page prompts for cataloging your progress and recording important creative and construction elements, along with copyright as related to the creative process of that particular quilt. This is a companion book to A Little Bit of Copyright: Just for Quilters. and a more detailed book, Just Wanna Create: Copyright and Fai...

So, you have a new business or a new product. Or maybe you've had a business for a long time. Have you registered the trademark with the USPTO? This is a key element for any business, especially in the age of hashtags and social media. Make sure you have priority of using your mark, logo, color, or other source identifier as you expand and build your business. Just Wanna Trademark takes you through the basics of trademark law, and then walks y...