Writing, music, pictures and code: Copyright

You automatically own copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission. in most things you create. This means you have the right to use your creations and prevent others from using them. This section will explain the rules of copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission. ownership in different types of works, and how to protect your copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission. in the UKUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and overseas. It also covers what to do if you want to use other people’s copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission. or let them use your copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission., who owns copyrightA legal protection which gives people who create literary, musical, artistic or certain other types of work the exclusive right to use the work, meaning that others cannot generally use it without the owner's permission. in things created by people working for you, and how to monitor for infringements.