A Walk Through The Copyright Office – Special Circumstances (For The CO)
There are a number of steps involved in the process of completing a copyright registration. Here, in the Materials Control Unit, librarians are asked to come in and review selected items presented for registration which the Library feels it would like to have both copies of the item being registered for the Library's collection. It is a rare case that the Library of Congress would request a photograph, but it retains the right to do so. Here, the Library has selected, and will correspond with the authors of a number of books to request copies for the Library's collection.
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A Walk Through The Copyright Office:
- The CO – Introduction
- The CO – Your Registration Arrives
- The CO – Come On In
- The CO – Step 2
- The CO – Step 3
- The CO – Step 4
- The CO – Step 4A (Optional)
- The CO – Step 5
- The CO – Step 6
- The CO – Step 7
- The CO – All Done
- The CO – Special Circumstances (For You)
- The CO – Special Circumstances (For The CO)
- The CO – Closing Thoughts
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1 comments:
All in all a very informative tour of the CO. I haven't copyrighted anything yet & this makes me less intimi dated by the proces. Thanks.
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