Properly copyrighting a content website

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Properly copyrighting a content website

Which form, double copyrights, and why...?

MilesL

4:48 pm on Oct 30, 2009 (gmt 0)

So I'm running into various pieces of conflicting information.

I get info from the office to use form TX to register as an automated database so I can cover various updates regarding my subject matter.

But then I read across various websites that I need to use one of the other forms because it doesn't register the website, but the content.

And I'm a bit confused.

Using the widget analogy...

I run a website that writes about all things widgetry that posts a new article 3 days a week. I use, currently, a singular background image, but will likely use other images in the future within articles. Currently, there is no income stream, as I need to build visitors and don't want exits.

1 image
3 updates a week
No income

Thank you!

~Miles

lam12

7:10 am on Nov 12, 2009 (gmt 0)

Miles! Using a widget helps a lot, it automates things and you do not have to physically put in matter at various places. Just add your widget.

[edited by: bill at 7:32 am (utc) on Nov. 12, 2009]
[edit reason] No signature URLs please [/edit]

stapel

1:03 pm on Nov 12, 2009 (gmt 0)

I've always registered using the TX form.

I'm not sure what you mean by registering "the site rather than the content". That sounds to me like trying to register a book but not the text between the covers...?

Eliz.