Interview with US copyright lawyer

[bigrob]

I really enjoyed this so thought I'd share it.

Bear in mind that it's from the US so the registering of images for copyright is NOT applicable to the UK, but still a good watch

http://kelbytv.com/photoshopusertv/2009/02/03/bonus-interview-with-copyright-attorney-ed-greenberg/

 

[TinaC]

I really enjoyed this so thought I'd share it.

Bear in mind that it's from the US so the registering of images for copyright is applicable to the UK, but still a good watch

http://kelbytv.com/photoshopusertv/2009/02/03/bonus-interview-with-copyright-attorney-ed-greenberg/

I could be wrong but in British law there is no registration process per se that records your images as yours.

I await those with more knowledge :shrug:

 

[awp]

There is no need to register anywhere in the UK - you take the photograph you have the copyright - unless you work as a full time employed photographer then your employer will own the copyright. If you are a professional freelance or an amateur - the copyright is automatically yours - unless you sign it away.

 

[Chappers]

There are differences between US and UK law on copyright. So whilst these programmes are interesting they don't always apply fully to the UK..

 

[bigrob]

Sorry I did mean to say NOT applicable.

Just changed it now.

 

[TinaC]

Sorry I did mean to say NOT applicable.

Just changed it now.

Phew! Good job I quoted you else I'd look like a real burke, not able to read!

 

[bigrob]

The sentence just did not make sense without the NOT in it - innit.