SAN CLEMENTE, CA — (Marketwired) — 02/08/17 — (OTC: IMTL)
The Company announced it has launched a streamlined Copyright registration service via their website. This new registration process targets the individual photographer looking to protect their copyright. Historically, photographers have had to use the archaically outdated United States Copyright Office (USCO) website or hire attorneys to navigate the legal process on their behalf.
The benefits to this service are immeasurable. Most artists have little time and/or patience for the standard obsolete copyright process. ImageProtect–s newly automated workflow provides the artist the ability to upload and register their work(s) with little effort. The average time for an artist to complete the registration process is less than 10 minutes.
Having images registered for copyright better protects the artist from rampant piracy and also offers the copyright owner the ability to seek statutory damages and attorney–s fees via the federal court system. ImageProtect–s COO, Jonathan Thomas stated, “This is a major milestone in the course of our technological development. We worked diligently to make this software service simple to use and available to all photographers.” He further stated, “In this world of rapidly growing online piracy, where millions of dollars are being lost every day, this tool is the first step in registering, protecting, and positioning the power back into the control of the artist.”
About the Company
Image Protect protects and monetizes creative works. By uniting technology with a team of copyright experts, we ensure that content providers preserve the value of their digital assets. Our web application monitors the global Internet to seek and collect evidence for illegally used visual content. Then our legal partners in North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania ensure that our clients receive appropriate compensation, recovering settlement fees when their work has been used without a valid license.
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