Is the Material Protected Under Intellectual Property Law?
Is the Material Protected Under Intellectual Property Law?
You should always start with the presumption that, if the creative work you want to use was first published after 1922, U.S. copyright law protects it. There are only two ways that a work published after 1922 is not protected: Either the owner of the work made a mistake (such as failing to renew the copyright) or the work does not meet the minimum standards for copyright protection.
does this mean my art work is not protected as I never paid to get a copyright on them??
ok that was QUESTION ONE
now for question 2 with a back story so you know if need to...
Two days ago (Dream of Equality) to me stole two of my images they downloaded them then uploaded them to their Facebook page... (well that was when I was informed) that they Uploaded my Images... All they had to do was click the SHARE button... they did remove the two Images of mine but only after, I told them that is was wrong to steal my art and upload it to their FB page without getting my permission or at lest giving a link back to my personal FB page..
now some more back story a bit over a year ago I was one of the admins for 'Dream of Equality' and was doing edits to images & made some images for them to use Till one of the co-creators sent me an Image that was WATER MARKED... I sent him an E-Mail stating I am NOT editing this image you do not own it and if this is how you guys do images I can not help with editing any more images for you... shortly after that I removed myself from being an admin from their page...
ok now jumping back to 2 days ago when I made them take my 2 images off their page I'll just give his initials RV one of the Co-Creators try to tell me I stole an image from Dream of Equality (MY own image at that) I told him not so nicely that this is my image I own it... he said No you do not you removed the name (Dream of Equality) off of it....
ok so here is QUESTION two I still own that image Right when I first made this image (link to them at bottom) for a wallpaper then later putting their name on it.. I still own that image right?? so I made a video showing My Psd files at which they do not have and told them show ME that you made this Image cause I can show proof I can... No I wasn't about to upload my .Psd files... but I did make a video and opened it up... and even opened up the .Psd files to the DVD that I made to make my wallpaper with...
http://imageshack.com/a/img59/5193/gxcw.png
https://imageshack.com/i/1ngxcwp
http://imageshack.com/a/img28/1615/lnrh.png
https://imageshack.com/i/0slnrhp
Thanks...
Is the Material Protected Under Intellectual Property Law?
You should always start with the presumption that, if the creative work you want to use was first published after 1922, U.S. copyright law protects it. There are only two ways that a work published after 1922 is not protected: Either the owner of the work made a mistake (such as failing to renew the copyright) or the work does not meet the minimum standards for copyright protection.
- See more at: http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/#is_the_material_protected_under_intellectual_property_law
You should always start with the presumption that, if the creative work you want to use was first published after 1922, U.S. copyright law protects it. There are only two ways that a work published after 1922 is not protected: Either the owner of the work made a mistake (such as failing to renew the copyright) or the work does not meet the minimum standards for copyright protection.
- See more at: http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/#is_the_material_protected_under_intellectual_property_law
Is the Material Protected Under Intellectual Property Law?
You should always start with the presumption that, if the creative work you want to use was first published after 1922, U.S. copyright law protects it. There are only two ways that a work published after 1922 is not protected: Either the owner of the work made a mistake (such as failing to renew the copyright) or the work does not meet the minimum standards for copyright protection.
- See more at: http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/#is_the_material_protected_under_intellectual_property_law
Is the Material Protected Under Intellectual Property Law?
You should always start with the presumption that, if the creative work you want to use was first published after 1922, U.S. copyright law protects it. There are only two ways that a work published after 1922 is not protected: Either the owner of the work made a mistake (such as failing to renew the copyright) or the work does not meet the minimum standards for copyright protection.
- See more at: http://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/introduction/getting-permission/#is_the_material_protected_under_intellectual_property_law