Copyright Mythbusters Wanted
In "The Poor Man's Copyright, or, why 37 cents won't get you the same protection as the Copyright Office," the I/P News Blog discusses a website which offers to protect your intellectual property rights, all for the extrodinary price of $3. The company in question, World-Wide OCR, merely took an old idea, dubbed a "Poor Man's Copyright," and added encryption and data storage to the mix. What it doesn't do, is adequately protect your work.
The IP News Blog wants you to become a copyright mythbuster. Anyone having similarly curious copyright issues that need some debunking should send them along to ipnews@ipnewsblog.com.
The IP News Blog wants you to become a copyright mythbuster. Anyone having similarly curious copyright issues that need some debunking should send them along to ipnews@ipnewsblog.com.
2 Comments:
The comment under the article here is pretty good.
http://www.ipnewsblog.com/node/view/3082?PHPSESSID=5b909d5c58a0fe9ceae539407f3287a6#comment
Poor Man's Copyright.... you reckon it works?Â
Read this:
href="http://www.copyrightauthority.com/poor-mans-copyright/">http://www.copyrightauthority.com/poor-mans-copyright/
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