Copyright law

i remember reading somewhere that if i wish to copyright a document i can put it into an envelope, wax seal it and then send it by recored delivery

is this true?

if not, how can i cheaply or easily copyright a document? i am a CEO and major share holder of a small firm (tiny firm) and its registered, how can i copyright it through the company (i.e. how do i register the document as intellectual property of the firm)

i'd rather just keep it as copyrighted to me though, its just a small document of revision notes but theres certain people i know who will try and copy it which im just not gonna stand for =P

cheers in advanced

Reply 1

randomgirl

14

http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/register/

Reply 2

L i b

19

Er... 'to copyright' is not a verb as such. An original work is automatically copyrighted to its author. Posting a document to yourself simply proves (presuming the post mark comes out OK) the date that it was send and, as a result, the date it was composed.

Reply 3

Chaoslord

OP

16

L i b

Er... 'to copyright' is not a verb as such. An original work is automatically copyrighted to its author. Posting a document to yourself simply proves (presuming the post mark comes out OK) the date that it was send and, as a result, the date it was composed.

cool thats all i needed =] brilliant

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