November 16, 2011
Authors: want some help in protecting your works? Here is the text of a talk I will give to the Cornell Entrepreneur Network on November 17 on how authors can protect their intellectual property. This post is long and ignores conventional wisdom that blog readers stop reading after 1,000 words.
But you may find some useful tips here.
Tags: copyright, copyright infringement, copyright notice, Cornell Entrepreneur Network, fair-use doctrine, grant of rights, idea/expression dichotomy, indemnities, new uise clause, piracy, protectible elements, protecting intellectual property, publishing agreement, registration, royalties, statutory damages, substantial similarity, take down notice, term of grant, terms of service, warranties
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November 8, 2011
Andrew will present a one-hour webinar sponsored by the Cornell Entrepreneur Network on Thursday November 17, 2011 at noon EST on how authors can protect their works, negotiate favorable publishing agreements and protect those works, including ebooks, from Internet piracy. The webinar is the third in a 3-part series. The other two will focus on How to Write and Publish Your Book and Twitter and Blog Creation and Strategy.
Tags: copyright, copyright infringement, copyright litigation, Cornell Entrepreneur Network, defamation, e-books, grant of rights, indemnification, internet issues, piracy, publishing contract, warranties
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