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Preventing copyright infringement
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Easy to digest content covers:
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The authors are American and hence much of the content related to law has an American bias. They also write a blog called The Copyright Zone - described as a survival blog for photographers, artists and the confused! Greenberg is a commercial litigator based in New York. Reznicki is an experienced and commercial people and children photographer.
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An image or mark in a sheet of paper (usually the papermaker's trademark) visible when viewed by transmitted light
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Digital watermarks are the online equivalent. However digital watermarks can either be:
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Digital watermarking can provide a range of solutions for identifying, securing, managing and tracking digital images, audio, video, and printed materials.
Glossary | Digital Watermarking Alliance
The issues for a lot of artists are:
However an alternative is that you can digitally watermark your art using software in a way which is invisible. This is an approach which is not infrequently used by those who can afford to do so. (It's not cheap). |
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You can watermark your art in a variety of ways. These are explained in this section - with references to useful websites. I'm not recommending one method of another. The perfect solution will be customised for an artist's requirements and budget and what will suit one might not suit another. Avoid those who tell you that "you must have...." - because you don't.
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You can digitally watermark your art using software. This enables you to:
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Practical Things You Can Do:
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Note: I'm not a lawyer and you should not rely on any assertions I make as legal advice. I'm just an ordinary artist and writer who is trying to make sense of copyright in relation to visual art - and what artists can do if their copyright is infringed and/or others act in such a way as to create orphan works from their copyright protected artwork. These pages organises links to what seem to me to be relevant websites. If you need the help of a lawyer you should engage a professional.
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