You pour your heart, soul, effort, time and wisdom into your original biz-blog posts and articles. But what about ownership of and rights to your ideas once you hit "ENTER" or "SUBMIT?" The answers may surprise you!
Are Your Blog Posts Yours Once You Hit "Enter" or Are They Up For Grabs?
Posted by yoni67 under MarketingFrom http://jobshuk.com 5292 days ago
Made Hot by: marcommark on May 11, 2010 3:33 pm
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5289 days ago
I can just imagine your frustration. The choice I suspect is to decide to accept its going to happen and not to look to hard to check if it is:) or to go after the person in question. However, as you point out, the latter is time and "cost" prohibitive - you have better things to be doing with your day I suspect. Chasing after those who don't credit you with the work is probably only the realm of larger companies who have people to do such things.
I must check out that site that Susan popped up as well. Don't worry about the plagarists (sure that isn't spelt correctly :) ) and keep on posting the great material.
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Barney
5289 days ago
Yoni
5291 days ago
Basically all you just said was that the Internet makes it all that much easier for people to rip you off. OK fine, but . . . that's IT?
Fact is, the $20 is a waste of money. Copyright is automatic, even if you don't (C) mark something as such. BUT . . . with or without the symbol or the WGA registration having "proof of ownership" is of no value unless you're ready to pursue the issue in court.
The real value of the internet relative to this is that you can make noise when you're wronged, and in general that noise gets listened to and "the bad guy" gets discredited ... and you by extension get some positive press.
Seriously . . . you didn't say much of anything; next time you tackle this subject you should try adding some information about what a Copyright is REALLY worth and HOW you pursue the rights that a copyright gives you.Jeff Yablon
President & CEO
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Devon
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5291 days ago
Thanks so much for the website which I will certainly check out. I hope the company doesn't decide to do anything "evil" with your image. All the best,
Yoni
5292 days ago
What I have found is that a certain company uploades the image of the packaging of one of my products and I am just waiting to see what they do with it.
Susan