BDM103 - Copyright Infringement, Getting Permission, Moral Rights

Getting Permission:

Most of this is common sense, but having a set layout of what you must send is a big help.

There is no protection for the excuse of not being able to find or know who the copyright holder is, of course you could always risk it, with an allocation of good will, such as if someone finds who has copyright or claims it will have a set amount you're already willing to provide to them.

Infringement:

Decide what you want, do you want it to stop, do you want to have the infringing copies sent to you, do you want to be paid some of the profits.

Contact the infringer, a set list of requirements for this message is provided, allowing a good template that covers all your bases.

If you want your copyright protected, various mediums are protected by various companies.

Moral Rights:

Moral rights belong to the authors of various mediums, such as attribution.


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