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posted 4 years ago
Consequences of failure to exclude something in the “limitation of claim” field on US copyright application
I'm willing to file out a US copyright application. I wish to learn regarding the potential consequences that will be happened if I fail to exclude something in the "limitation of claim" field. The work I'm registering is a podcast and is comprised of: - spoken material, written and recorded for the podcast - short musical stings using themes from public domain (pre-1923) songs, recorded for the podcast - recordings of songs that are already registered by me - recordings of songs that are already registered by others, used by license - recordings of songs by me that have been previously published by not registered with the - copyright office I'm concerned that I may miss something. What are the consequences of leaving something out? Specifically: Will the entire copyright be invalidated because I forgot to exclude something? Are there any other penalties provided?
Country
  • United States
Fields:
  • Intellectual Property
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