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General Intellectual Property consists of things that have been in the public eye for so long that they no longer are protected by copyright laws. You can use general intellectual property in many ways, but you need to be sure that it is now public.
Vintage stock art refers to images that are at least 20 years old that are so commonly used that they are copyright-free and are part of the public domain. Use royalty-free Read More
Tips for copyrighting music. Find out how to copyright a song and other intellectual properties in this free music business and song publishing video. Read More
In technology and legal circles intellectual property has been a subject of vigorous and stimulating conversation since the Internet, mp3s and peer to peer file sharing. Read More
Digital intellectual property is the electronic fruition of an individual's intellect that holds value on the commercial market. Intellectual property in digital form Read More
Digital intellectual property is the electronic fruition of intellect in the form of commercially valuable products or vital business processes. State and federal laws Read More
Film copyrights are not forever. The owner of the movie must renew the copyright before it expires to retain ownership rights. When a copyright on a film is not renewed by Read More
Locating the perfect picture from a number of public domain sites can be advantageous to the pocketbook of a non-profit organization as well as any financially strapped Read More
The 75-year copyrights issued before 1923 have expired, passing those works into the public domain where they may be used without permission or payment of royalties. Read More
The Guttenberg Project is a website providing over 20,000 free ebooks to the general public. The Guttenberg Project was founded by Michael Hart with the goal being to Read More
If you've ever wanted to publish an anthology, make a movie or sell self-help instruction manuals, there's no need to reinvent the wheel. Find your niche in the business of Read More
Intellectual property is the material expression of intellect that has value in the general marketplace. Your intellectual property can include copyrighted property such as Read More
There is a high potential for abuse of intellectual property, from illegal distribution to misrepresenting another's work as your own. However, the laws in the US that Read More
Intellectual property can include a wide variety of trademarked names, copyrighted material and patented inventions. While there are specific steps that may be taken to Read More
Intellectual property comes in many shapes and forms. As a result of the varying things that fall under the "intellectual property" definition, there are a few different Read More
The Internet has become the ultimate marketplace for intellectual property, a place where ideas, products and services are sold, shared and even stolen on a daily basis. If Read More
The term "intellectual property" refers to the ideas, designs or creations in your small business that have commercial value and are legally protected by trademarks, Read More
Public domain means available to all.
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