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Casual Articles - Busting Online Copyright Thieves
Quite often small business owners will ask me to reveal the most powerful marketing strategy I have seen. I can say without hesitation that the most powerful marketing strategy has little to do with advertising, direct mail, web sites, referrals or blogs.No, before any of those things will really have any impact on your business you’ve got to uncover and communicate a way in which your business in different from every other business that says they do what you d
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved ====
What is your dental insurance worth to you?Most standard dental insurance policies will cover a couple of routine visits to the dentist, x-rays and dental cleanings. This is the preventive part of dental care that most dental insurance companies are willing to invest. Preventive dental care eliminates/lessens the chances of major dental problems from developing. Since most dental problems can be prevented there is less need for expensive treatment later on. Thi
Well imagine my surprise when I clicked on a website link to discover that someone had not only copied my website to their server - but was selling my ebook and undercutting me in the process! Some dishonest person operating from Eastern Europe had literally stolen my entire business and I discovered it only by sheer luck.
After some very lengthy and threatening emails I got them shut down, but the question remains, how safe is your copyright online and what can you do to protect it?
Traditionally written works have enjoyed copyright protection not only through the rule of law, but also because of the physical difficulty in stealing another person's work. Let's face it, photocopying a 200 page book rates about as much fun as watching paint dry and at 5 cents a page you're talking a quick ten dollar printing bill.
If you steal someone's book, print up a thousand copies and try to get it onto the local bookstore's shelves, the chances of getting caught rank pretty high.
But the online world has changed those rules and physical safeguards significantly. The Internet, email and the Web make it easier than ever to steal someone else's work. With the most basic skills and a few mouse clicks, someone can take your book, your website, and along with it weeks, months, and even years of your hard work.
Though intellectual property and international copyright laws apply to online works, enforcement of those laws is expensive and, in many cases, hard to enforce.
Well don't despair, you do have options if you find someone has violated your copyright online. Anytime I find someone violating my copyright, which isn't very often, I take these three steps in rapid-fire fashion.
First, make 100% sure the other person realizes they have violated your copyright. You can send them a nice but firm note telling them to stop whatever activity violates your copyright. If that doesn't work move on to step two.
Second, once you know with 100% certainty they understand they have violated your copyright, yet refuse to respond or stop, you need to shut them down by eliminating their ability to do business!
Send them an email with a carbon copy sent to their Internet Service Provider (ISP), their credit card processor, their web hosting company, and even the company that sold them their domain name.
Finally, follow this email up with a hard copy letter to each party sent via registered mail. In the email and letter detail exactly how they have blatantly violated your copyright and you want them to desist immediately.
By taking this approach you can often just bypass the offending party because the companies enabling them to transact business don't want any trouble. If you can show copyright violation they will shut the perpetrator down to avoid getting sued themselves.
Though not foolproof, this strategy can help you when facing down a blatant online copyright violator. Just remember to act quickly, thoroughly and don't hesitate to contact your attorney for advice.
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved =====
Whenever we look for loans to fund our personal wants, there is one common denominator- that we want a cheap loan. A cheap loan costs less in terms of rate of interest and other additional charges adding which we get the true cost of the loan. We all look for profitable borrowing options so that we pay the loan at the lowest cost possible.There are many price comparison sites on the Internet that help the customers to compare various loan deals and find the che
If you steal someone's book, print up a thousand copies and try to get it onto the local bookstore's shelves, the chances of getting caught rank pretty high.
But the online world has changed those rules and physical safeguards significantly. The Internet, email and the Web make it easier than ever to steal someone else's work. With the most basic skills and a few mouse clicks, someone can take your book, your website, and along with it weeks, months, and even years of your hard work.
Though intellectual property and international copyright laws apply to online works, enforcement of those laws is expensive and, in many cases, hard to enforce.
Well don't despair, you do have options if you find someone has violated your copyright online. Anytime I find someone violating my copyright, which isn't very often, I take these three steps in rapid-fire fashion.
First, make 100% sure the other person realizes they have violated your copyright. You can send them a nice but firm note telling them to stop whatever activity violates your copyright. If that doesn't work move on to step two.
Second, once you know with 100% certainty they understand they have violated your copyright, yet refuse to respond or stop, you need to shut them down by eliminating their ability to do business!
Send them an email with a carbon copy sent to their Internet Service Provider (ISP), their credit card processor, their web hosting company, and even the company that sold them their domain name.
Finally, follow this email up with a hard copy letter to each party sent via registered mail. In the email and letter detail exactly how they have blatantly violated your copyright and you want them to desist immediately.
By taking this approach you can often just bypass the offending party because the companies enabling them to transact business don't want any trouble. If you can show copyright violation they will shut the perpetrator down to avoid getting sued themselves.
Though not foolproof, this strategy can help you when facing down a blatant online copyright violator. Just remember to act quickly, thoroughly and don't hesitate to contact your attorney for advice.
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved ====
After an outstanding year working on the personal staff of a member of Congress, I was asked to lead a organization that did not previously exist. Everything pertaining to the organization was on paper and I found myself in the middle of change management.Many are called but few are chosen to lead. After returning to the Pentagon after a fellowship on Capitol Hill I was asked to head up a policy organization. For those of you who do not understand, policy is sy
Well don't despair, you do have options if you find someone has violated your copyright online. Anytime I find someone violating my copyright, which isn't very often, I take these three steps in rapid-fire fashion.
First, make 100% sure the other person realizes they have violated your copyright. You can send them a nice but firm note telling them to stop whatever activity violates your copyright. If that doesn't work move on to step two.
Second, once you know with 100% certainty they understand they have violated your copyright, yet refuse to respond or stop, you need to shut them down by eliminating their ability to do business!
Send them an email with a carbon copy sent to their Internet Service Provider (ISP), their credit card processor, their web hosting company, and even the company that sold them their domain name.
Finally, follow this email up with a hard copy letter to each party sent via registered mail. In the email and letter detail exactly how they have blatantly violated your copyright and you want them to desist immediately.
By taking this approach you can often just bypass the offending party because the companies enabling them to transact business don't want any trouble. If you can show copyright violation they will shut the perpetrator down to avoid getting sued themselves.
Though not foolproof, this strategy can help you when facing down a blatant online copyright violator. Just remember to act quickly, thoroughly and don't hesitate to contact your attorney for advice.
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved ====
The young production manager speaks enthusiastically to the top management team. He has just returned to the plant after attending an inspiring seminar and now he is convinced that they need to do something."We should implement Lean Production and TPM in our plant", he says. "This will make our production more reliable and increase our delivery accuracy".The MD is paying attention but is not yet convinced. He wants to put the ideas to a test."Look
Send them an email with a carbon copy sent to their Internet Service Provider (ISP), their credit card processor, their web hosting company, and even the company that sold them their domain name.
Finally, follow this email up with a hard copy letter to each party sent via registered mail. In the email and letter detail exactly how they have blatantly violated your copyright and you want them to desist immediately.
By taking this approach you can often just bypass the offending party because the companies enabling them to transact business don't want any trouble. If you can show copyright violation they will shut the perpetrator down to avoid getting sued themselves.
Though not foolproof, this strategy can help you when facing down a blatant online copyright violator. Just remember to act quickly, thoroughly and don't hesitate to contact your attorney for advice.
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved ====
When deciding what hotel to book your seminar at, you should always remember that price isn't the only consideration. If you're on a tight budget, then price may be the most important negotiating point, but don't forget to inquire about what you'll actually get for your money.Some hotels include things like self-serve water and coffee service, while others will charge extra for these amenities. Food and beverage is far and away the largest expense item in ass
Author's Note: By no means let this article dampen your enthusiasm for operating your business or selling your ebook online!
In my opinion there is no better way to make a living!
Your copyright is basically as safe online as it is offline. However, if a sneak thief entered your home - you'd call the cops. Well, now you know what to do if a sneak thief ever gives you trouble online!
You can also get more information about copyright law by going to http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright/
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved ==========================================================================
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