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offline Archrival on 2002-07-24 07:17 [#00322230]
Points: 4265 Status: Lurker



i see alot of talented peeps on the "net"who openly share
what they have created and it`s dope to be able to see
what`s being produced but it has a risk cuz mothafuckah
can`t keep they hands off shit.I talking about
theft...piracy,biting.i get very anti about that shit but i
don`t like paying lawyers fees to register copyright so i do
it myself...fees are usually between 500 to 1,000 dollars if
you hire an attorney...HIS COST:30$ plus postage if
applied...well,i don`t like that either so i`m gonna block
it by helping anyone here get the necessary forms to protect
your intellectual property so i can go about my business
enjoying your works...

just drop questions or anything related here.

some renewals and other transactions may fluctuate in price
but never anywhere near what an attorney is going to charge.




 

offline Zeus from San Francisco (United States) on 2002-07-24 07:19 [#00322236]
Points: 14042 Status: Lurker



what?

there are other ways to do it.

if you can prove you made the song, as soon as its recorded
to any format, its copyrighted

thats why on those sites like mp3.com it says that all songs
are copyrighted by the artist... because as soon as its
recorded, its technically copyrighted

and this is upheld internationally


 

offline Zeus from San Francisco (United States) on 2002-07-24 07:27 [#00322251]
Points: 14042 Status: Lurker | Followup to Archrival: #00322230



i reread your post, and i have no idea what you are talking
about


 

offline j bennion from Leicester (United Kingdom) on 2002-07-24 09:00 [#00322444]
Points: 175 Status: Lurker



ho ho ho


 

offline Amonbrune from Vancouver (Canada) on 2002-07-24 09:03 [#00322447]
Points: 7327 Status: Addict



tee hee...put a cherry on a belly button and pick it up with
your teeth!

tee hee


 

offline Archrival on 2002-07-24 09:08 [#00322453]
Points: 4265 Status: Lurker



Yeah that was bullshit!!! IT wasnt my words!!

but just drop questions or anything related to digital
anti-piracy and theft of literary rags here



 

offline Archrival on 2002-07-24 09:10 [#00322458]
Points: 4265 Status: Lurker



that all in basic u.s.copyright law.all"orogional works of
authorship"are protected that are fixed in a tangible form
of expression.copyrightable works
are:literary,musical,dramatic,pantomine and choreographic
works,pictoral,graphic and scuptural works,motion picture
and audiovisual works,sound recordings and architectural
works.a dj work register copyright for sound recordings but
if you got video in your gig it`s audiovisual transmission(i
don`t recall right off hand the form but i`ll get it)it
covers both published and unpublished works.from the time
the creation is in fixed form it immediately becomes the
property of the author and give them the exclusive rights to
authorize someone elses use.

if i find any limitation or loopholes i`ll let you know cuz
it`s not limited in scope...i`ll post section 106A soon as i
get time so you know exactly the statutory basics and you
can put your mind at ease...

i debate with a fillipino dude who`s an artist...he gets
elated when people steal his shit but in that country the
artist set the trends and people copy them without benefit
of copyright... you`re supposed to work your ass off
creating and let it be an easy mark... now that sux.

that madd dope that you have a close relationship and work
co-operatively with your peers...you dj`s keep me dancin`
all night.


 

offline Amonbrune from Vancouver (Canada) on 2002-07-24 09:13 [#00322460]
Points: 7327 Status: Addict



Okay okay...enough of the fine print...pass the pop corn


 


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