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Copyright and trademark decision guides and checklists for creators: registration, ISBN/ASIN, transfers, platform terms, AI and copyright, deepfakes and publicity rights, infringement, domain disputes and more. Includes a Today, Curriculum, Practice and Progress layout with on-device progress tracking.
Copyright & trademark law, made clear — real decision guides and checklists
Copyright Helper is a real, practical guide to U.S. copyright and trademark law — for creators, small businesses, and anyone who needs a real answer, not a wall of legalese. 23 chapters, split into two libraries: COPYRIGHT — registration timing, protection around the world, ISBN/ASIN, transferring rights, joint authorship, exiting a bad contract, performance rights, what to do if someone infringed your work, platform license terms before you post, a real pre-publish checklist for video creators, AI and copyright, deepfakes and your right of publicity, and platform/curator liability. TRADEMARK — what a trademark actually protects, trade dress, registration, licensing, domain name disputes (UDRP vs. ACPA), infringement and dilution, what you can recover, and what to do when a judgment isn't enough. Every chapter is a real decision guide or an interactive checklist, not a static article — answer a few real questions and get a real recommendation, with your progress saved automatically. Written and reviewed by a legal educator, in plain English, with the real legal reasoning behind every answer. The first chapter is free to explore. Full access to all 23 chapters is a single $39 one-time purchase — no subscription, no ads, nothing tracked. Educational content only — not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney about your specific situation.
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Downloads
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In-app revenue
Low confidence$11
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$11
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