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Yes but statutory damages will not be available and according to our lawyer. The statutory damages is what gets people to comply because it is the one that can
by braum 11y ago
Yes but statutory damages will not be available and according to our lawyer. The statutory damages is what gets people to comply because it is the one that can multiply exponentially as it applies to EACH violation (download, sale, ect...). If you use the implicit copyright you can only go after actual damages which will be harder to prove. I'm not suggesting you file a copyright for everything, just stuff you want to absolutely protect. In the context of this discussion it is education videos.
- Animats 11y agoYou have one month after discovering the infringement to register if you want to get statutory damages.[1] Register a copyright online here: http://copyright.gov/eco/ http://copyright.gov/eco/ Yes, they take video uploads. Costs $35 per item. [1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/412 https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/412
- jholman 11y ago> can multiply exponentially as it applies to EACH violation You meant "linearly", right?
- braum 11y agoprobably