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Copyright Registration

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  • What can be copyrighted?
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    Copyright Registration

    Registered copyright work is an intangible asset and also an intellectual property. By copyrighting the artistic work, you will protect it from infringement and unauthorized reproduction by others. Further, you can securely allow others to use your work on franchise or royalty basis on your own terms and conditions. In fact, you can sell your work to others at a handsome price. Find out more

    Documents Requires For Copyright Registration

    The documents needed to be regularly maintaines for fillig form

    1. Description of original work
    2. Title of original work
    3. Identity proof of Author
    4. Nationality of the Author

    Packages

    Standard
    ₹ 9999
    • 10GB Storage
    • 300 Downloads
    • 100 Emails
    • 15GB Bandwidth
    • Support Forum
    • Monthly Reports
    Premium
    ₹ 19999
    • 10GB Storage
    • 300 Downloads
    • 100 Emails
    • 15GB Bandwidth
    • Support Forum
    • Monthly Reports

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is copyright?

    Copyright registration is an intellectual property right just like a trademark and patent. It is basically a legal right which is provided to the creators for their unique work.

    Copyright falls under the auspices of intellectual property law and protects the rights of creators of original works of authorship whether the work in question is published or not.

    Original works of authorship include literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works such as poetry, novels, movies, songs, computer software, and photography.

    What can be copyrighted?

    Copyright works include books, sound recordings, music, artistic work, cinematographic films, dramatic, computer programs, databases, advertisements, and paintings.

    Who can apply for the copyright registration?

    Any Individual or business entity can apply for copyright registration. Author, creator, musician, photographer, producer, painter, composer, or a company may safeguard their creatives with using this legal power.

    Is Copyright Registration is mandatory?

    By law, when something is written, drawn, photographed, etc., its copyright is automatically owned by the author. In other words, a copyright exists at the moment the work is created.

    Registering a copyright with the Copyright Office is voluntary. Copyright protection exists even without registration;

    However, your work must be registered before you can file a copyright infringement legal case in a court.

    In addition, registration of copyright makes it easier to prove ownership of your work in the event of an infringement and allows you to collect more in damages from the infringer/theft.

    What is the difference between a patent and copyright?

    The main a difference between a patent and copyright is on the basis of their objective. The patent protects an invention of a new product or a process, from being stolen by others and to facilitate commercialization of its use by the inventor. On the other side, copyright protects original works, e.g. literary works, videos, music records, artistic works, architecture, software etc. from being plagiarized.

    Why Copyright registration is necessary?

    Copyright registration to secure your original work from theft or undue advantage. Having copyright your original work give evidence that this particular work belongs to you only.

    What are the benefits of Copyright Registration?

    • Can use the copyright logo.
    • Makes it easier to prove ownership of your work in the event of an infringement and plagiarism.
    • Can file a copyright infringement legal case in a court.
    • Allows you to collect more in damages from the infringer/theft.
    • One time cost, lifetime protection.

    Is my original work after Copyright registration is protected globally?

    Copyright Registration under Indian Copyright Act is valid only within the borders of the country.

    However, To secure protection to Indian works in foreign countries, India has become a member of the following international conventions on copyright and neighboring (related) rights:

    • Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.
    • Universal Copyright Convention.
    • Convention for the Protection of Producers of Phonograms against Unauthorised Duplication of their Phonograms.
    • Multilateral Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation of Copyright Royalties.
    • Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) Agreement.

    Now, Your original work register under India Copyright office shall be protected under 176 countries.

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