Copyright for Creatives is a practical, real-world-look at how copyright law impacts real-life, everyday creative people, written with them in mind. It’s designed to specifically address the concerns, challenges, and intellectual property interests of makers: artists, crafters, dancers, writers, hobbyists, photographers, multimedia content creators, musicians, and more—all sorts of creative people who create things, and whose work deserves protection.
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“Copyright for Creatives provides common-sense guidance that can be quickly applied by creative individuals to ensure that their work is protected, and that they don’t violate other peoples’ intellectual property rights along the way.”
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“If You’re a creative person, you need to read this book!”
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INSIDE THE BOOK
FREE SAMPLE CHAPTER!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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COPYRIGHT news & Analysis
- Trademark MAYHEM: A Bad (IP) Romance
- The Transformative Power of Prince and Warhol
- The Church Where It Happened: “Hamilton” Gets Religion
- Haters Gonna ‘Fringe, ‘Fringe, ‘Fringe
- Here Comes Mickey: When Mickey Mouse Will Enter the Public Domain
- Top Copyright: Maverick
- Trademark: Star Trek First Contact
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AMAZON REVIEW:
This is an outstanding book. Anyone involved in creative work — and every creative should care about copyright — will find it invaluable. Evan Butterfield is a superb writer and educator who makes the often-confusing world of copyright and intellectual property clear, practical, and accessible. He explains with minimal fuss and clear words and examples what you need to know to protect your work and steer clear of legal trouble, all without overwhelming you.
Writers, editors, composers, painters, animators, and makers of all kinds — this is the book to get: well-written, well-organized, practical, and even, at times, genuinely funny.