Don't Read This If You Love Jail Food! (Copyright Myths Explained…)

April 23, 2009 in Chef Keem's Blog Soup, Featured by Chef Keem

So you’ve written your own version of Jim Kirk’s and Mr. Spock’s world-changing adventures, as they have popped into your mind. It’s totally your story – created one night when your muses played ‘tag’ within your imagination.

Have you asked Paramount for permission?

So you have engaged in a tiny bit of . No big deal, you say – if you get caught you’ll just change your content and who’s got time to sue you anyway? And, defendants in court have powerful rights…

Get this: “Innocent until proven guilty” and “proof beyond a reasonable doubt” are principles of criminal law. Copyright suits are civil cases! Ooops…

Brad Templeton explains these and other copyright myths in his revealing article -

10 Big Myths About Copyright Explained. Better read it…

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