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Scholarly Publishing staff offer general information but do not provide legal advice specific to your situation. Jump to: Resources | Copyright Registration | Copyright Notice Questions? Contact Copyright Help ([email protected]) with any comments, questions, or concerns you may have. Resources The Washington University IP Policy is the mechanism through which works created by University constituents may be made available for public use. It allocates rights, specifies obligations, and outlines steps for compliance. Office of Technology Management (OTM) facilitates the transfer of inventions and discoveries to private companies for the benefit of society while generating income to support research and education. Information about responsibly using our electronic resources and licensed material can be found on the Responsible Electronic Resource Use LibGuide. 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Though registration is not required for protection, it does provide several important benefits: Record-keeping Function | Registration establishes a public record of the copyright claim and pins down details about what rights have been claimed (e.g., authorship, the identity of which is important given the general rule of duration – life of the author, plus 70 years). This also provides prima facie evidence of the validity of the copyright (if made before or within five years of publication). Prerequisite for Litigation | One cannot file a lawsuit for infringement until the certificate and original work are on file with the Copyright Office. Moreover, one cannot claim statutory damages or attorney’s fees unless the work was registered before the infringement began (or within three months of first publication). An individual or group cannot sue until after registration and will not receive much in damages for infringements that occur before it is done. If an individual files an electronic application with the USCO themselves, the fee is $35 (for “single authors who file an online claim for a single work that is not a work for hire”). The processing time for e-filing is generally 3-5 months. US Copyright Office Registration Portal | File an original copyright claim with the U.S. Copyright Office. Online registration is the preferred way to register basic claims for literary works, visual arts works, performing arts works (including motion pictures), sound recordings, and single serials. Please also see the US Copyright Office Online Registration Help, US Copyright Office FAQ Index, and the US Copyright Office Copyright Basics (PDF). ProQuest also offers a service ($55) that completes all necessary registration steps for students submitting theses or dissertations. If choosing to register copyright on your own, then there is no need to pay ProQuest to perform the same. Copyright Notice The use of a copyright notice is no longer required under U.S. law, although it is often beneficial. Notice for visually perceptible copies should contain all the following three elements: The symbol © (the letter C in a circle), the word “Copyright,” or the abbreviation “Copr.”; and The year of the work’s first publication. The year of the compilation or derivative work’s first publication is sufficient for compilations or derivative works incorporating previously published material. The name of the owner of the copyright in the work. Example: © 2014 Jane Doe For more information, see Copyright Notice (PDF). A further option is to attach a Creative Commons License, which allows you to make clear with greater specificity than the standard “© XXXX Name” language what uses of your work are permitted. Or you might skip the CC system and simply write your own statement on your work, spelling out the uses you wish to permit. 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