In this episode of "Securing Your Brand,"  Holly McFall and Melissa Jada from SecureMark Legal join Matt Skye to discuss the intricacies of copyright infringement. They explain that copyright infringement occurs when someone uses a copyrighted work without permission, emphasizing that intent or knowledge of ownership is irrelevant. The hosts highlight the importance of obtaining licenses for creative works, such as images and art, to avoid liability. They also address who can be held responsible for infringement, noting that the individual who uses the copyrighted material is typically liable. In scenarios involving third-party services, like marketing companies, the primary owner of the work may still be held accountable for any infringement. Tune in to learn more about protecting your creative assets and navigating the complexities of intellectual property.
Timestamps:
[00:00:27-00:00:37] Copyright infringement explained simply.
[00:05:36] Copyright infringement settlement options.
[00:08:21] Fair use as a defense.
[00:12:11] AI and copyright infringement.
[00:15:04] Fair use in copyright cases.
[00:17:10] Copyright ownership and responsibility.
 
About The Show
Welcome to Securing Your Brand, the podcast where Holly McFall and Melissa Jeda from SecureMark Legal discuss trademarks, copyrights, and intellectual property. Hosted by Matt Sky, each episode unpacks the complexities of IP law, offering insights and guidance to help you protect your brand and creative works.

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