Discover Your Rights As A Copyright Owner! -- And get the free cheatsheet!

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When you create a piece of copyrightable content, you have certain rights as the creator under our Constitution and Federal statutes. This is true even if you don’t register your copyright. Your rights as a creator spring into being the moment your work is fixed in some sort of tangible medium of expression.
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Copyright is actually a “bundle” of rights comprising a whole, and you can give away some of those rights while keeping others. For example, you might grant someone the right to a one-time use of your work in an advertising campaign in exchange for a fee (this is sometimes called a “license”) if you want to limit their use to that one instance. You could also grant someone a non-exclusive (meaning that you could also grant that same right to others) and perpetual (ongoing) right to use your work. It’s up to you what sort of license you wish to grant; it’s your work and you have the right to decide how it is used, or the right to restrict its use entirely.

Here’s a list of the rights you have as a copyright holder:

The right to reproduce or copy the work
The right to sell or otherwise distribute the work
The right to create derivative works -- these are new works based on the original work
The right to perform or display the work

As the copyright holder, you have the right to the proceeds of any of these activities.

You may sell or license the right to others to do any of the above things.

There are some limitations to these exclusive rights, sometimes called “fair use,” which allow limited use or distribution for purposes of teaching, critique, or review.