SafeCreative.org - Protect Your Intellectual Property

Are writing a play and want to make sure your script is safe from plagiarism? If you visit SafeCreative.org you can claim the rights of an author and protect your work. Technology and the internet have made it much easier to share your work with the world, but it also has made it easier for others to claim content that isn't theirs. It is important that you protect what is yours and avoid the possibility of others claiming it as their own. At SafeCreative.org you can register for intellectual property rights and you can request an intellectual property certificate. There are three types of intellectual property registration; for blogs, work and rights. The registration of blogs is the right to register your blog or website. The registration of work is the right to protect your art or documents. The registration of right is the right of the author to distribute or receive recognition of is/her work. You can get property rights for; magazines, comics, books, plays, project plans, musical compositions, etc Protect your work by registering your intellectual property rights at SafeCreative.org.

"The intellectual property rights of a piece of work belong to the author by the mere fact that they have created it. The author may decide what to do with those rights with respect to distribution and exploitation. The author may free the rights, adopting formulas such as copyleft or copyright. However to exercise the rights and avoid plagiarism or infringements of rights the author must demonstrate with valid proof that the rights belong to him and that his creation is prior to copies.

As global communication has opened new possibilities and facilities for the publication and distribution of intellectual creations, directly by authors, Safe Creative services allow authors to choose a model for managing the rights of their work. Authors are able to choose whether to retain the rights of their work or yield them at any moment without damage to other cessions previously made. The registry and consultation services provide global support without which, it is difficult to self-manage and prove ownership rights."

SafeCreative.org has a striking homepage. I love the photo of the bald girl with the barcode on her head; it definitely gets the point across. SafeCreative.org has informative content that clearly explains the function of the site. In today's world information is fluid and can easily be plagiarized. Protecting your intellectual property is not a bad idea and it seems pretty easy to do at SafeCreative.org.

Will SafeCreative.org eventually protect other forms of intellectual property besides documents? When will SafeCreative.org provide registration for media such as videos? SafeCreative.org could include a testimonial section that could feature how users protected and defended their rights to their intellectual property using SafeCreative.org.