NEW! c-Site Puts the Protective Power of the Federal Government Square in
YOUR corner!
Just as a trademark protects a logo and a patent protects an invention, a federal copyright protects your Web site, literary works and more!
When you value your Web site, source code or music and the hard work and original
ideas that went into it,
you need indisputable legal proof
that YOU own your work! And that proof is a Registration Certificate issued by the U.S. Copyright
Office.
Until now, getting this essential federal protection was complicated and
often required the hassle and expense of an attorney. Those days are gone!
c-Site eliminates the confusion and complexity from the copyright process.
Its step-by-step wizard and expert assistance guides you through completing
the copyright application in just minutes (Show me).
Once completed, simply upload your work. Our team of experts will review
it for accuracy and compliance with federal copyright laws.
Then file it with the U.S. Copyright Office. Upon approval, the Registration
Certificate is mailed directly to you. It's that simple!
Get it now and protect yourself!
I was surprised at how easy it was. The instructions are very clear
and the process was quite fast and easy. I got my literary work copyrighted
within a few weeks.
- Arturo A.
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What's the difference between copyright, patent & trademark - it's simple.
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Copyright is a form of protection provided to authors of “original works
of authorship”, both published and unpublished. Copyright protects the
form of expression rather than the subject of the expression.
Federal copyright registrations are issued by the U.S. Copyright Office.
They give the copyright owner exclusive rights to reproduce the copyrighted
work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies of the work, and to
perform and display the work publicly.
A Trademark is a word, name, symbol or device which indicates the source of
a product and distinguishes it from the products of others. A servicemark identifies
and distinguishes the source of a service instead of a product.
Trademarks are issued by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. They prevent
others from using a confusingly similar mark, but cannot prevent others from
making the same products or from selling the same products under a clearly
different mark.
A Patent is the grant of a property right to an inventor. What is granted
is the right to exclude others from using, offering for sale, selling or importing
the invention.
Patents are issued by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
What kind of works can I register using c-Site?
Literary Works
• Web site HTML code
• Web site screen displays
• Computer programs (other than HTML-based web sites)
• Academic or scholarly works
• Pamplets, directories, catalogues and brochures
• Poetry, essays, books and manuscripts
• Speeches, reports and advertising copy
• Contributions to collective works
• Compilations of data or other literary works
• Automated databases
Performing Arts Works
• Web site HTML code
• Scripts (with or without music) prepared for theatre, radio, and television
• Screenplays for motion pictures (with or without music)
• Lyrics
• Music
• Musicals
• Pantomimes
• Choreographic works
• Motion pictures and other audiovisual works
Keep in mind:
• Sports, games, and physical-fitness exercises are not choreographic works.
• Titles, domain names, telephone numbers, general ideas and concepts cannot be copyrighted.
• Sound Recordings are not Performing Arts Works.
Example: You write the music and lyrics to a song. Your friend performs the song on CD. The underlying music and lyrics are Performing Arts works which you can register using c-Site. The CD embodying the performance is a Sound Recording. c-Site does not provide copyright registration services for Sound Recordings.
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