What is Intellectual Property? by Kelley Way
How can intellectual property protect our writing? Kelley Way returns to demystify intellectual property, trademarks, and trade secrets.
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What is the Public Domain? by Kelley Way
Steamboat Willie has entered the public domain. What does that mean for my Mickey Mouse fanfiction? Kelley Way explains the public domain.
Using Other People’s Content in Your Marketing by Kelley Way
Using other people’s content in your marketing might seem like it’d be the easy way out, but it might be more trouble than it’s worth.
Intellectual Property Rights in Writing – What Rights Do I Have? by Kelley Way
Kelley Way explains what is meant by intellectual property and shares the rights you have regarding your written materials.
eBook Piracy: How to Respond If Someone Steals Your eBook Online by Nate Hoffelder
Learn How To Respond If Someone Steals Your eBook Online and explore the different steps you can take to report piracy sites.
Top IP Blog Posts of 2022 by Kelley Way
Everything you need to know about copyright law is in this Top IP Blog Posts of 2022 by our monthly columnist, Kelley Way. Enjoy!
Copyright and Reverse-Engineering by Kelley Way
Copyright law protects creative work from being used without reference or purchase and it’s important to be sure you’re familiar with it.
What’s the Difference Between Libel and Slander? by Kelley Way
Authors need to protect themselves from potential lawsuits by understanding the definitions of defamation, libel and slander.
Key Items in an Author Illustrator Contract by Kelley Way
A contract between an author and illustrator can prevent misunderstanding, protect copyright, and clarify who owns the final work.
Seven Things to Know About the Copyright Small Claims Court by Kelley Way
The copyright claims board offers authors an opportunity to resolve copyright disputes without the cost of a full lawsuit.
When Should I Copyright My Work? by Kelley Way
An attorney explains details if when and if an author should copyright their work for maximum protection from infringement.
How to Avoid Cognitive Overload: Even with Spring Fever! by Ann Woodford
The April roundup from Writer’s Fun Zone, where we talk about how authors face spring fever, stay focused, and avoid cognitive overload.
3 Reasons to Register Your Copyright by Kelley Way
Registering your copyright isn’t necessary, but it’s an excellent way to protect your intellectual property and required for a lawsuit.
The Copyright Claims Board is Coming Soon! by Kelley Way
Copyright infringement is a longstanding problem. The Copyright Claims Board is an affordable, user-friendly solution for authors.
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