Articles for Web Site Designers and Site Owners

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The Fundamental Principle Under United States Copyright Law

Who Shall Own The Copyright In A Book Publishing Agreement?	The Independent Subcontractor Agreement
The Permission Form	Giving Up Your Rights
The Need For Vision	The Notice and Take Down Provisions of the DMCA
The Need For A Written Web Design Contract	The Transfer of Rights in a Web Design Contract
Work Made for Hire Agreements	Playboy and the Work Made for Hire Agreement
Derivative Rights and Web Sites	Dignity For Designers
The California Long-Arm Statute	Taking Over A Web Design Project
Copyright Infringement-Some Issues	The Use of Music On A Multimedia Web Site
Who Owns the Copyright In Your Web Site?	The Web Site Audit Check List
Owned and Controlled Licenses	Private Laws
Rights to Use Photographs	Domain Name Disputes-An Update
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act	Look and Feel Protection for Web Sites
Verifiable Parental Consent Under COPPA	"Standard" Contracts
Disclaimers	Are You A "Service Provider?"
Keywords, Meta Tags and Trademarks	Linking and Crawling Issues
Database Copyright Protection (Or The Lack Thereof)	Copyright Transfers
Electronic Rights: The Supreme Court's "Tasini" Ruling	Online Advertising and Affiliate Agreements
Online Liability Insurance	Licensing
Exit Strategies	A Legal Nightmare: The Unwritten License
Using Domains As Leverage To Collect A Debt	The Right to Transfer Copyright Licenses
The Validity of Online "Contracts"	Work Made For Hire Agreements: Further Issues
Mere Facts vs. Protected Expression of Facts	Consultants' Liabilities
Precise Contract Language	The Letter of Intent
Scenes A Faire Under Copyright Law	Copyright in Compilations
A Legal Nightmare: The Unwritten License: Further Issues	The California Anti-Spam Law
Copyright Infringement: Further Issues	Defamation On The Internet
Are You The Provider of An "Interactive Computer Service?"	The Federal Can Spam Law
Joint Authors Under the Copyright Law	Respect For The Law
Working Without A Signed Agreement	“Best Efforts” Clauses
Precise Contract Language--Again	California's P2P Law
Advertising Injury Provisions in Liability Insurance Policies	Mandatory Privacy Policies
Web Design and Hosting Combinations: Cautionary Tales	The Need For Written Agreements
If You Own, Operate or Host An Interactive Web Site...	"Bad" Contracts: Leverage Follows The Money
Derivative vs. Collective Works	The Validity of Online 'Contracts': What the Big Guys Do
A Legal Nightmare: The Unwritten License-Even Further Issue	Web Site Copyrights: Liabilities for the Web Designer, Site Owner and Others
10 Words That Can Help You Make Money	Precise Contract Language: Yet Again

Articles About Fair Use Under the Copyright Law

Fair Use	Napster and Fair Use
Fair Use: Further, Further Issues	Fair Use: Further Issues
The Seinfeld and The Wind Done Gone Cases: Studies in Fair Use	"Beanie Babies" Collector's Guide: Another Study in Fair Use
Screen Shot Liability for Computer Book Authors	Fair Use-Even More Issues
Fair Use: Unpublished Works	Fair Use And Derivative Works
Fair Use: Music Sampling	Fair Use: Even More Issues: Follow Up

Web designers and developers should also read the articles on the link “Articles for Artists.” Those articles deal with non-web design issues that apply to artists and art owners.

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