Great interview with Miriam Lord/USCO. I'm on my 25th year *“timely”* registering virtually all my creative works (photographs, videos, and other works of authorship). To save money on filing fees, musicians/songwriters & creatives/authors can *“group-register”* many similar works with one on-line registration application for either a $55 or $65 or $85 filing fee. About ten-years ago, and with my timely registered copyrights in-hand, I settled out-of-court with a book publisher who reproduced many of my stock images without an updated license. Both my attorney and I enjoyed taking the corporations money! Quickly registering your copyright claims really counts! I’m proof of that!
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Once again, excellent topic and relevant interview. Well done and thank you very much!
Great interview with Miriam Lord/USCO. I'm on my 25th year *“timely”* registering virtually all my creative works (photographs, videos, and other works of authorship).
To save money on filing fees, musicians/songwriters & creatives/authors can *“group-register”* many similar works with one on-line registration application for either a $55 or $65 or $85 filing fee.
About ten-years ago, and with my timely registered copyrights in-hand, I settled out-of-court with a book publisher who reproduced many of my stock images without an updated license. Both my attorney and I enjoyed taking the corporations money!
Quickly registering your copyright claims really counts! I’m proof of that!