Legal Issues You Must Know When
Writing Articles For Fee or For Free
Joan Stewart interviews attorney Patricia Eyres (A live 1-hour teleseminar)
 You will learn:
- The two main reasons you need to copyright your work so it's protected...this will save you hours of aggravation
- When to copyright your own work for free…and the one disadvantage to doing it yourself
- When to pay to have your work copyrighted…and how it can help you collect thousands of dollars if you sue someone who has stolen your work
- The Number One website where you can find answers to questions about copyright
- What you must do with your copyright so you are free to offer the same article to multiple publications
- The correct definition of reprint rights...and why this phrase is so easily misunderstood
- What you must do before you reprint an article that's written by someone else about you so you aren't sued
- 3 things you can do if a newspaper or magazine wants to sell you reprint rights that you cannot afford...but you MUST have multiple copies of the article
- Why the law is on your side if you want to link to an article from your website or ezine
- The correct way to copyright an excerpt from a book that's several years old so you can offer it as an article today
- The definition of contributory infringement...and how it can get you into big trouble
- How to get reprint permission from wire services like the Associated Press
- What to put at the top of each article you contribute to a publication
- 3 bad things that can happen if you intentionally infringe on copyright
- What you must know if you are tempted to scan and post an article you don't have permission to reprint
- 2 things you can negotiate if you're offering an article
- The definition of one-time rights...and why they work in your favor if you offer them
- What to do with your article at your website if it has been printed in numerous publications...this will give you enormous credibility
- 3 situations in which you should require a letter of agreement even if you're offering your article for free
- Who should write the letter of understanding between you and the publisher
- What to do if you float an article to several editors and one editor wants to buy exclusive rights...this will save you hours of panic and worry
- 3 recommendations for the best books that give the most thorough description of copyrights and other rights
- What you must do if you want to use someone else's material in your own article...so you stay out of legal trouble
- What to do if you don't want to risk someone stealing copyrighted or trademarked materials at your website...so you can sleep better at night
 What to do if you want to use someone else's quote in your book...and something else you can do to get in their good graces
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