If you’re an author, you may ask what you have to do to own the copyright.
Having a clear copyright page in your eBook or print book can help ward off these creeps. The software development community has been under siege from so-called “ patent trolls” for several years, and it is only a matter of time before a bunch of lowlifes find out that indie publishing is big business and there’s money to be stolen from the hard work of artists via the legal system. However, as an author or small press you should be aware of a couple basic bits of knowledge about copyright law that will protect you and your work from unnecessary legal proceedings and heartache. Here Come the Lawyers!Ĭopyright law is an extremely complicated subject that is best left to lawyers, policymakers, and other folks who didn’t have angst-ridden childhoods like those of us in the indie publishing community. This is part of a series on front matter presented by BB eBooks.
Front Matter – Copyright Page: Best Practices for Authorsīy Paul Salvette Front Matter – Copyright Page: Best Practices for Authors
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