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Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Copyright Attorney in Vietnam. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Copyright Attorney in Vietnam. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng

Thứ Sáu, 29 tháng 5, 2020

How do I find out whether a product is copyrighted or not?


All artistic, literary, and musical works have copyright protection the instant they are fixed in a physical form.
-If you sketch an illustration on a cocktail napkin, it’s copyrighted.
-If you take a photograph with a camera, it’s copyrighted.
-If you write a blog post that has at least a minimal degree of creative authorship, it’s copyrighted.
-If you make up a new tune and record yourself whistling it, it’s copyrighted.


However, that copyright doesn’t last forever. The duration of copyright protection varies from country to country, and may depend on such factors as whether it was created by an individual or a corporation, and if and when it was published. For most countries, copyright protection lasts for 50–70 years after the creator’s death.

So, find out what the laws of your country are on copyright duration, and research the relevant factors for the creative work whose copyright you are trying to determine.
Source:David Mullich
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Thứ Ba, 28 tháng 4, 2020

What are the main rules of thumb about fair use on the web?


The number one piece of advice: Assume it’s protected.

I'll give you other tips below for you:
Just because its online, doesn't mean that it’s public property. So many people have this false sense of entitlement to anything they see posted on social media "especially pictures".


If someone complains, just remove the content for the time being. No, you don’t have to sell your soul to every troll on the Internet who demands that you remove content from your site, but you should take it down long enough to research to make sure they don’t have a legitimate legal complaint.

Remember that always, always, always ask first. If you see awesome photographs you want to post on your blog and website or other social network, just ask first. Sometimes people are totally fine with exposure as long as they are properly credited.

Copyright is a murky area and you don’t want to get caught up in an unnecessary legal battle over a picture or two. So save yourself some trouble and just take some of the precautions.

If you’d like some more help with understanding copyright laws, we can connect you with a skilled copyright attorney in Vietnam that can answer your questions and potentially help you avoid a costly mistake.



Thứ Tư, 26 tháng 6, 2019

How do I register copyright for my songs?


Copyright protection attaches as soon as you fix the song in a "tangible medium."
Though many folks are still under the misapprehension that you have to register your work with Copyright Office to "copyright" it, that hasn't been true for decades. Generally speaking, if you scribble something on a sheet of paper and then someone comes around and copies it, they've violated your copyright in the scribble.


On the other hand, if you're just riffing in your bedroom and someone comes by, listens in through your window, and then copies your song, you're probably not going to win on your copyright claim. If you riffed and then recorded it, wrote down the music notation, etc., then you would have secured the copyright at that time.

Note, though, that although registration isn't necessary to protect your work via the Copyright Act, it is a precondition to suing in federal court. So if you write down a song in 2001, discover that someone copied it in 2011, you'd have to register the copyright (even in 2011 or 2012) before you could sue on it. Statutory damages would also be limited to the date you registered onward (i.e., you wouldn't be able to claim statutory damages from 2001 to present).

ANT Lawyers -  A Law firm in Vietnam is supported by a team of experienced copyright with qualification and skills handling full range of legal services relating to intellectual property in Vietnam.  We have specialized in the preparation and registration of patents, trademarks and designs for our clients.
We assist our clients in all steps of the prosecution phase of IP management.
Source: Quora