Copyright infringement. What can you do?

Copyright infringement is the use or production of copyrighted material without the permission of the rightholder. People who develop new works and register for copyright protection do so to ensure that they can profit from their efforts. Other parties may be granted permission to use those works under license arrangements or they may purchase the work. However, infringement is still a problem, especially in today’s digital world when anything could be found on the Internet.  

How to avoid copyright infringement?

If you didn’t create the work, look for the license or permission before you use it. Once you have permission to use a copyrighted work, make sure that you stay within the agreed boundaries.

When you create some kind of work, take care of copyright protection. You may need proofs later. In order to bring a successful claim of copyright infringement you must prove that you are the owner of the copyright and the copied section of the work is actually protected by copyright. Register your work and get authorship confirmation. You can do it on udiar.net. UDIAR certificate can be used as evidence if you face copyright infringement. And you can get a compensation for violating copyrights of registered work.