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ebook -- Copyright for Artists- Quick and Easy Copyright Protection -- Written by an Attorney/Jeweler

Sun, 29 Nov 2009 20:18:32 -0500

$14.00
When ordering, please specify an email address. After payment, I will email you a PDF of the book. New York residents pay 8% sales tax. Free shipping (it's emailed to you!).

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LEARN how to register your work with the Electronic Copyright Office!

Whether you create art for fun, for profit, or both, it is always advisable to register for copyright protection for your work. Rights to your own original designs remain protected, and you will be prepared if anyone alleges that you violated someone’s intellectual property rights. As an artist it is important for you to know your rights, exercise your rights, and protect your rights.

Copyright for Artists is over 30 pages long. It contains specific information for artists about how to protect their arts and crafts. This guide explains how to register for United States copyright registration of various types of visual art, such as advertisements, drawings, paintings, jewelry designs, needlework, original prints, sewing patterns, posters, sculpture, and weaving designs. Copyright for Artists does not apply to non-U.S. works, musical works (like songs), or literary works (like books).

The eBook is based on the rules and regulations found at www.copyright.gov, but the essential copyright information you’ll find here is laid out in an easy-to-understand manner that’s specifically tailored to the Etsy community.

Copyright for Artists contains:
1.Clear, easy to follow, copyright information.
2.Step-by-step instructions for acquiring copyright protection with the U.S. Copyright Office.
3.Information about other intellectual property protection like trademark law, patent law, trade secret law, and contract law.
4.Answers to frequently asked questions, inspired by Etsy threads.
5.Fun and useful visuals.
6.Helpful and easy to read charts.

U.S. copyright registration requires one form, one fee, and zero attorneys. You may also be able to register a group of works with one form and one fee. There are many online services that will charge you a fee for copyright registration, but with Copyright for Artists you do not have to go through such a service.

I am a licensed attorney in New York State, where I work as Etsy’s in house counsel but I’m also an entrepreneur and a jeweler, so I understand the concerns that are specific to artists.

You can receive Copyright for Artists via email in PDF form, usually within three days of payment (most likely sooner than that). You will need Adobe Reader to view the PDF; download the program for free at www.adobe.com.

I ask that you please respect my copyrights and refrain from distributing, copying, or otherwise forwarding on this guide without permission.

Please note that Copyright for Artists does not constitute formal legal advice. By purchasing this guide, you agree to hold Sarah Feingold, Etsy Inc., and Feingold Jewelry harmless for any and all liability that may arise from the use of this guide. Please do not purchase Copyright for Artists if you do not agree to these terms. Copyright Sarah Feingold 2007.

Convo me or email AttorneySarah[!at]gmail[dot]com with any questions.

CD -- The Jewelry Maker's Guide to Copyrights, Trademarks and Protecting Your Designs -- Marketing Expert interviews Attorney

Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:31:03 -0500

$19.00
The Jewelry Maker’s Guide to Copyrights, Trademarks and Protecting Your Designs!

Pop in this audio CD and learn about copyrights, trademarks and protecting your designs. Listen to one track at a time or listen the whole thing at once. Listen to the CD while you craft, listen to it in your car, or listen to it at the gym!

As an attorney for artists and entrepreneur and a jeweler, I often speak on the topic of legal issues intellectual property rights of artists. After my seminars, attendees often approach me and thank me for clarifying some aspects of the law. Some people simply find it easier to learn by hearing a discussion, rather than reading articles or books.

I recently participated a conference call interview hosted by Dr. David Weiman, a psychologist and an internationally-known authority on the marketing and selling of handcrafted jewelry. Prior to the interview, Dr. Weiman collected questions from jewelry makers. The 60 minutes interview was recorded on a CD and now it’s available to all.

Among many topics discussed on the CD:

1) What are the differences between copyrights and trademarks?
2) What if a client and a jeweler coordinate on a design? Who owns the design?
3) What if you see jewelry for sale online with a copyright notice? What if you’re already making something similar?
4) What if someone accuses you of copying a design, and you didn’t?
5) What is the “Poor Man’s Copyright”?
6) What if I buy a kit or a tutorial and want to use this information to make and sell my own jewelry?
7) What should I do if a magazine wants to publish my work?
8) What if I want to make art out of pre-existing material like an up-cycled record album cover?
9) What about advertising laws and describing my jewelry?

If you’ve been wondering about one or more of these topics, now is your chance to hear an attorney and a doctor of marketing discuss these important issues!

No worries, for the sake of your eardrums, I do NOT sing on this CD.

This material was prepared to aid and educate entrepreneurs and artists. The material is based on United States law. Nothing contained within the material constitutes or intends to be legal advice. The authors disclaim all responsibility for any and all losses, damages, or causes of action that may arise or be connected with the use of this material. The information presented in this material, including Website names and addresses, may change with time. Consult a licensed attorney for information and advice concerning your specific questions. If you do not agree to this, please do not purchase this CD. Copyright Sarah Feingold, Esq. and Dr. David Weiman 2009.

Convo me or email AttorneySarah[!at]gmail[dot]com with any questions.

ebook -- Copyright for Artists- Quick and Easy Copyright Protection -- Written by an Attorney/Jeweler

Thu, 26 Nov 2009 10:41:09 -0500

booklet -- Copyright for Artists- Quick and Easy Copyright Protection -- Written by an Attorney/Jeweler

Tue, 24 Nov 2009 17:54:17 -0500

$17.00
LEARN how to register your work with the Electronic Copyright Office!

BY POPULAR DEMAND! This is my book, printed (on 8 1/2 inch by 11 inch paper), bound, and mailed to you! New York residents pay 8% sales tax.

I am happy to sign the book (not that my autograph is worth anything) and write a message in the book if you choose. Let me know in the Message to Seller when you buy.

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I will mail you a copy of Copyright for Artists within three days of when payment clears.

Whether you create art for fun, for profit, or both, it is always advisable to register for copyright protection for your work. Rights to your own original designs remain protected, and you will be prepared if anyone alleges that you violated someone’s intellectual property rights. As an artist it is important for you to know your rights, exercise your rights, and protect your rights.

Copyright for Artists is over 30 pages long. It contains specific information for artists about how to protect their arts and crafts. This guide explains how to register for United States copyright registration of various types of visual art, such as advertisements, drawings, paintings, jewelry designs, needlework, original prints, sewing patterns, posters, sculpture, and weaving designs. Copyright for Artists does not apply to non-U.S. works, musical works (like songs), or literary works (like books).

The book is based on the rules and regulations found at www.copyright.gov, but the essential copyright information you’ll find here is laid out in an easy-to-understand manner that’s specifically tailored to the Etsy community.

Copyright for Artists contains:
1. Clear, easy to follow, copyright information.
2. Step-by-step instructions for acquiring copyright protection with the U.S. Copyright Office.
3. Information about other intellectual property protection like trademark law, patent law, trade secret law, and contract law.
4. Answers to frequently asked questions, inspired by Etsy threads.
5. Fun and useful visuals.
6. Helpful and easy to read charts.

U.S. copyright registration requires one form, one fee, and zero attorneys. You may also be able to register a group of works with one form and one fee. There are many online services that will charge you a fee for copyright registration, but with Copyright for Artists you do not have to go through such a service.

I am a licensed attorney in New York State, where I work as Etsy’s in house counsel but I’m also an entrepreneur and a jeweler, so I understand the concerns that are specific to artists.

I ask that you please respect my copyrights and refrain from distributing, copying, or otherwise forwarding on this guide without permission.

Please note that Copyright for Artists does not constitute formal legal advice. By purchasing this guide, you agree to hold Sarah Feingold, Etsy Inc., and Feingold Jewelry harmless for any and all liability that may arise from the use of this guide. Please do not purchase Copyright for Artists if you do not agree to these terms. Copyright Sarah Feingold, 2007.

I will mail you a copy of Copyright for Artists within three days of when payment clears.

Convo me or email AttorneySarah[!at]gmail[dot]com with any questions.

ebook -- Copyright for Artists- Quick and Easy Copyright Protection -- Written by an Attorney/Jeweler

Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:37:14 -0500

$14.00
When ordering, please specify an email address. After payment, I will email you a PDF of the book. New York residents pay 8% sales tax. Free shipping (it's emailed to you!).

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LEARN how to register your work with the Electronic Copyright Office!

Whether you create art for fun, for profit, or both, it is always advisable to register for copyright protection for your work. Rights to your own original designs remain protected, and you will be prepared if anyone alleges that you violated someone’s intellectual property rights. As an artist it is important for you to know your rights, exercise your rights, and protect your rights.

Copyright for Artists is over 30 pages long. It contains specific information for artists about how to protect their arts and crafts. This guide explains how to register for United States copyright registration of various types of visual art, such as advertisements, drawings, paintings, jewelry designs, needlework, original prints, sewing patterns, posters, sculpture, and weaving designs. Copyright for Artists does not apply to non-U.S. works, musical works (like songs), or literary works (like books).

The content in this guide is based on the rules and regulations found at www.copyright.gov, but the essential copyright information you’ll find here is laid out in an easy-to-understand manner that’s specifically tailored to the Etsy community.

Copyright for Artists contains:
1.Clear, easy to follow, copyright information.
2.Step-by-step instructions for acquiring copyright protection with the U.S. Copyright Office.
3.Information about other intellectual property protection like trademark law, patent law, trade secret law, and contract law.
4.Answers to frequently asked questions, inspired by Etsy threads.
5.Fun and useful visuals.
6.Helpful and easy to read charts.

U.S. copyright registration requires one form, one fee, and zero attorneys. You may also be able to register a group of works with one form and one fee. There are many online services that will charge you a fee for copyright registration, but with Copyright for Artists you do not have to go through such a service.

I am a licensed attorney in New York State, where I work as Etsy’s in house counsel but I’m also an entrepreneur and a jeweler, so I understand the concerns that are specific to artists.

You can receive Copyright for Artists via email in PDF form, usually within three days of payment (most likely sooner than that). You will need Adobe Reader to view the PDF; download the program for free at www.adobe.com.

I ask that you please respect my copyrights and refrain from distributing, copying, or otherwise forwarding on this guide without permission.

Please note that Copyright for Artists does not constitute formal legal advice. By purchasing this guide, you agree to hold Sarah Feingold, Etsy Inc., and Feingold Jewelry harmless for any and all liability that may arise from the use of this guide. Please do not purchase Copyright for Artists if you do not agree to these terms. Copyright Sarah Feingold, 2007.

Convo me or email AttorneySarah[!at]gmail[dot]com with any questions.

booklet -- Copyright for Artists- Quick and Easy Copyright Protection -- Written by an Attorney/Jeweler

Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:08:43 -0500

$17.00
LEARN how to register your work with the Electronic Copyright Office!

BY POPULAR DEMAND! This is my book, printed (on 8 1/2 inch by 11 inch paper), bound, and mailed to you! New York residents pay 8% sales tax.

I am happy to sign the book (not that my autograph is worth anything) and write a message in the book if you choose. Let me know in the Message to Seller when you buy.

-----------------
I will mail you a copy of Copyright for Artists within three days of when payment clears.

Whether you create art for fun, for profit, or both, it is always advisable to register for copyright protection for your work. Rights to your own original designs remain protected, and you will be prepared if anyone alleges that you violated someone’s intellectual property rights. As an artist it is important for you to know your rights, exercise your rights, and protect your rights.

Copyright for Artists is over 30 pages long. It contains specific information for artists about how to protect their arts and crafts. This guide explains how to register for United States copyright registration of various types of visual art, such as advertisements, drawings, paintings, jewelry designs, needlework, original prints, sewing patterns, posters, sculpture, and weaving designs. Copyright for Artists does not apply to non-U.S. works, musical works (like songs), or literary works (like books).

The book is based on the rules and regulations found at www.copyright.gov, but the essential copyright information you’ll find here is laid out in an easy-to-understand manner that’s specifically tailored to the Etsy community.

Copyright for Artists contains:
1. Clear, easy to follow, copyright information.
2. Step-by-step instructions for acquiring copyright protection with the U.S. Copyright Office.
3. Information about other intellectual property protection like trademark law, patent law, trade secret law, and contract law.
4. Answers to frequently asked questions, inspired by Etsy threads.
5. Fun and useful visuals.
6. Helpful and easy to read charts.

U.S. copyright registration requires one form, one fee, and zero attorneys. You may also be able to register a group of works with one form and one fee. There are many online services that will charge you a fee for copyright registration, but with Copyright for Artists you do not have to go through such a service.

I am a licensed attorney in New York State, where I work as Etsy’s in house counsel but I’m also an entrepreneur and a jeweler, so I understand the concerns that are specific to artists.

I ask that you please respect my copyrights and refrain from distributing, copying, or otherwise forwarding on this guide without permission.

Please note that Copyright for Artists does not constitute formal legal advice. By purchasing this guide, you agree to hold Sarah Feingold, Etsy Inc., and Feingold Jewelry harmless for any and all liability that may arise from the use of this guide. Please do not purchase Copyright for Artists if you do not agree to these terms. Copyright Sarah Feingold 2007.

I will mail you a copy of Copyright for Artists within three days of when payment clears.

Convo me or email AttorneySarah[!at]gmail[dot]com with any questions.

CD -- The Jewelry Maker's Guide to Copyrights, Trademarks and Protecting Your Designs -- Marketing Expert interviews Attorney

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 11:21:17 -0400