Practical (c) Fair Use Tips

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Practical (c) Fair Use Tips

By Kevin Houchin on Wednesday, June 3rd, 2009 | 2 Comments

I haven’t been blogging a lot lately because I’ve been focusing my writing time on my next book, working title: The Secrets of Creative Business. Yesterday I posted a tweet that I was working on the section of the book covering copyright “Fair Use” and was asked by a Facebook friend to share some practical [...]

Free Copyright Webinar Tuesday, Jan. 27th 3pm Eastern

By Kevin Houchin on Monday, January 26th, 2009 | No Comments

I’ll be conducting a FREE webinar on Copyright Law tomorrow at 3:00pm EASTERN. The session will be tailored to authors, but applicable to anyone in creative fields. This is where creativity and business overlap. If you’re in a creative industry, you really need to be familiar with this stuff. Just go HERE: http://xiosoftpresenter.com/?eventid=5793384 You should [...]

Play Nice: Legal Issues & Social Media

By Kevin Houchin on Monday, December 8th, 2008 | 7 Comments

You already know, or are learning, that social media tools like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are wonderful ways to keep in touch with your friends and business associates. However, unthinking posts in such forums could land you on the wrong side of a lawsuit. My goal here is plant a few seeds in the back [...]

Building Creative Businesses Expo

By Kevin Houchin on Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 | No Comments

Don’t forget the 2008 Building Creative Business Expo in Denver this Saturday! I’ll be presenting my NO LAME NAMES: Trademark Law and Branding presentation from 10:00 – 11:15. I’ll be presenting my Copyright and the Business of Creativity presentation from 1:00-2:15. Complete Workshop Schedule: Click Here

3rd Annual Building Creative Business Expo

By Kevin Houchin on Monday, January 7th, 2008 | No Comments

I’m planning to present again at the 3rd Annual Building Creative Business Expo in Denver. The Event is Saturday, March 8th in downtown Denver. I’ll probably be presenting a session on copyright law and a different session on naming your product, service, or business (No Lame Names). I might even get a chance to do [...]

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