Copyright
Protection for any published work that helps to prevent that work from being used without prior authorization. A copyright may be indicated by the word "Copyright", or a C surrounded by a circle ( © ), followed by the date of when the work was published, and finally the author of the work. When work is copyrighted, it may not be reproduced in any fashion unless the owner of the work grants proper rights. Computer Hope is not meant to be used as legal representation and how a copyright is interpreted could vary, if you have additional questions or concerns about legalities you should consult an authorized legal consultant or attorney.
Example of a copyright:
Copyright © 2012 Computer Hope ® All rights reserved.
A copyright for Computer Hope can be found at the bottom of each of our pages. Clicking the Copyright will link you to our legal page that contains additional legal information relating to Computer Hope and our copyrights.
- How do I insert symbols or other special characters into a Word processor?
- Information about inserting a Copyright symbol in a web page can be found on our extended special HTML characters page.
Also see: Chilling effect, Copyleft, Creative commons, DMCA, DRM, Fair use, Freeware, Plagiarism, Public domain, Watermark