How can I copyright a product?
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Do not listen to those other people in what they responded. They have no clue. First of all, if it is a product (not like music etc..) you may want to seek PATENT protection, not copyright protection. Go get a couple hundred bucks and go speak to a PATENT ATTORNEY. You are going to have to pay for a professional opinion, one way or another.
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You could possibly use a p2p program as long as you don't infringe any copyrights.
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http://www.creativecommons.com/ will help you create a copyright and formal terms-of-use statement from three options that you select. The process is so simple it's almost automatic.
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I copyright a lot of stuff... For you use literary copyright and follow the instructions in the link I'm sending to you.
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Yes...even you can do this...but, you need to get permission to use the federally copyright protected intellectual materials...everything that has a copyright is protected by federal law...good luck on getting permission to use the materials.
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Absolutely, as long as the item you are selling does not infringe on someone else's trademark or copyright.
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You need to buy a patent. A copyright would only be available (and would be automatic and free) if your invention had artistic qualities.
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when the file is copyrighted
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How about buying the product instead of stealing it?
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registered product.\nthe logo or design has been registered so you cannot copy it
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I understand your question. Maybe this could help:\n\nhttp://www.legaldocument.com/products.html
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"You may not exercise any of the rights granted to You in Section 3 above in any manner that is primarily intended for or directed toward commercial advantage or private monetary compensation. The exchange of the Work for other copyrighted works by means of digital file-sharing or otherwise shall not be considered to be intended for or directed toward commercial advantage or private monetary compensation, provided there is no payment of any monetary compensation in connection with the exchange of copyrighted works."\n\nSource: Creative Commons Non-Commercial License.\n\nIf the item is copyrighted under a different Creative Commons License, then you need to go to:\nhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/\nand find the right one for the work that you want to use.
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you need to contact each copyright holder and negotiate for rights
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Using a combo of programs (i.e. anydvd & DVD Clone or DVD shrink & nero) it is easy to make a "backup of your own property and/or DVDs” it is illegal to reproduce copyright material w/o permission\n\nthese are free programs or programs you can get for less then $30
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If you don't already have a copyright on the idea they can just steal the idea from you, create the product themselves and cut you out completely... If you've got a copyright then go for it.
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Go to the official Congress Copyright website: http://www.copyright.gov/. You can find a lot of information and tools about filing copyright.
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i guess you could patent your software, but it would be easier to copyright it and sell it from a website.  if you patented it, you might be selling to other companies to sell.\n\nLegally, i believe you could patent anything that wasn't taken from somebody else.