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NOTHING.
He can sue people using his work without the way he wants them to use it.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoA copyright pertains to ideas and purely intangible creations of the mind and is usually artistic in nature
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What are 5 jobs in communication?
Journalist, public relations executive, telemarketer, copyrighter, and blogger.
Was Ruldolph one of Santa's original reindeers?
No, Rudolph was developed by a catalogue copyrighter for Montgomery Wards in an effort to add a thematic character to keep the kids turning the pages to the toy section ( Sears did much the same with Dennis the Menace). The popular song was written in I believe l943 by one Johnny Marks- and the rest is history. Rudolph does NOT figure in the poem ( The Night before Christmas) where there are eight tiny reindeer and it is implied Santa has size-control and shape-shifting powers to get down the chimney- this miniaturization aspect is ignored by most modern Claus-pushers as it is TOO FAR OUT.
How did Santa Claus come up with the reindeer names?
The poet Clement Moore came up with most of the popular elements of the Santa Claus myth, including the names of the Reindeer, originally 8 and having Germanic-scandinavian sounding names for the most part. Rudolph did not join the team until the song was composed in the late thirties or maybe during the war by an ad-copyrighter for Montgomery ward- who produced the Rudolph tale originally in comic-book form- the song was credited to Johnny Marks spelled Marks -not Marx which was a big-league toy manufacturer years back- I"m magic marxie bringing fun, Marx makes more toys than anyone!-went the jingle on TV. No longer around.
Why is copyright needed?
The intent of copyright protection is to encourage creation by making it financially viable to create for a living. Without copyright, some of your favorite artists might never have been able to quit waiting tables.
What movie and television projects has Hal Cooke been in?
Hal Cooke has: Played Reporter in "Alias Mary Dow" in 1935. Played Secretary in "The Unguarded Hour" in 1936. Played Headwaiter in "Sinner Take All" in 1936. Played 2nd Reporter in "Sky Parade" in 1936. Played Customer at Box Office in "The Man Who Cried Wolf" in 1937. Played Man on Telescope in "When Love Is Young" in 1937. Played Court Clerk in "Man of the People" in 1937. Played Cafe Manager in "Night Key" in 1937. Played Man in "Fight for Your Lady" in 1937. Played Parker in "Barefoot Boy" in 1938. Played L.C. Trendall in "Dick Tracy Returns" in 1938. Played Attendant in "Woman Against Woman" in 1938. Played Reporter in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in 1939. Played Copyrighter in "Turnabout" in 1940. Played Man Greeting Wilson in Pottery Office in "I Love You Again" in 1940. Played Mr. Kent in "The Shadow" in 1940. Played Mr. Jasper in "Blondie in Society" in 1941. Played Spectator in "The Trial of Mary Dugan" in 1941. Played Doctor in "Harmon of Michigan" in 1941. Played District Attorney in "Cadets on Parade" in 1942. Played Board Member in "They All Kissed the Bride" in 1942. Played Orderly in "Pacific Rendezvous" in 1942. Performed in "A Tragedy at Midnight" in 1942. Played Reporter in "Yokel Boy" in 1942. Played Man in Cab in "The Pride of the Yankees" in 1942. Played Civic Leader in "Lady for a Night" in 1942. Played Clerk in "Nazi Agent" in 1942.
How do you do market extension online?
Here is a list of items you can follow to start marketing your site online: # First you need to establish what market you are trying to target. # Then find out if there are buyers of your service/product. Just go to Google Trends and type in keywords that describe your market. So if you were selling baby cloths, you would type things like; infant clothing, baby cloths, baby outfits, baby apparel, and so on. Just type in a few and Google will generate a graph showing the traffic for those key terms. Also check out other major sites like Ebay and Amazon.com. See if products similar to yours are being sold. This will at least tell you if the market is viable. # If you don't have a website, test the market with a Blog. Sign up for Wordpress, Blogger, or Typepad. Once you create your blog you can start writing about your product/service. Email a link to your blog to family and friends to get it moving. You will need at least 10 posts with good keywords surrounding your products. # Join a few affiliate networks: An affiliate network is a simple term for "Selling Other Peoples Stuff" Amazon and Ebay both have affiliate programs, but you can also join services like Clickbank. This is an affiliate directory where you can search for just about anything to sell. When you sell other peoples stuff, you get commissions, and it makes your product line seem bigger. So aside from selling your products from your blog, also put similar items on your blog. Wordpress has a couple plugins that can turn your blog into a Mini-ecommerce store. You can see products right from your blog. # Join Social Networks. A social network is a network of people who share similar interests. It's a good way to find targeted buyers. Here are a few social networks to look at: MySpace.com. Facebook.com, StumbleUpon.com, Twitter.com, Squidoo.com. All of these sites will allow you to create a "mini hub" about you and your service/product. Then you interact with others and get them interested in what you do. # Google "Free Ads": There are tons of places to get free advertising. Try going into Google and type in "Free Advertising" You'll get a ton of sites. Choose the ones that get good rankings and good hits. Also try placing ads in local and national classifieds. Checkout Craigslist.com and UsFreeAds.com. This will get visibility to your site within just a few hours or weeks. # Get more content. If you like writing, then great, but if not, you may need a copyrighter. Copyrighters can be cheap and can write articles for $10.00 a piece. Additionally you can do a Google search for content that is free to use and modify. Click the advanced tab next to the Google search box and you can find articles that are license free. Grab what you need, make some changes and republish as your own. This is a good free way to get content. # Publish the content on your blog and also submit your articles to the top 20 article directories. You can also find this list by doing a Google search. # Make a few videos: With the growing popularity of YouTube and other video sites, you should give your product a voice. People love to see videos and product demonstrations. If you have a unique product, a video is the best way to showcase it. Checkout TubeMogul.com It's an easy way to post one video to several video sharing sites. # Grow your list: Make sure you have a good working email address that you can get information and send information from. This will be vital to communications between you and your buyers. I highly suggest you setup an auto responder system through companies like Aweber.com. This way all your messages will be automated. When a user subscribes to your blog, and/or website, they will be automatically added to your email list. This way they will get copies of your newsletters or promotional email blasts. Having an auto responder saves time and money. Rather than having to send messages manually, services like Aweber will send timed messages for you. This way you only have to write a message once and then it will do a follow up every day/week/month, whatever you prefer. If you liked these tips, please check out my personal sites at http://www.my-econsultant.com http://www.aarons-art.us Thanks for the support. #
