Technical Writing - Definition of Copyright and Copywriting

Definition of copyright and copy

You can apply for copyright or apply for some copywriting, but they are completely different. In the first case, you are asked to provide a document that gives you the right to post content. Second, you ask for writing. Writers often make them confused.

copyright

Copyright is a legal document issued by the Copyright Department of the United States Patent Office. It states that the person named as the author on the document has the right to publish the written materials specified in the document. This does not mean that the name of the person actually wrote a copy, just that he or she has the legal right to publish it.

There is no need to copyright any content. Legally, once someone writes the text on paper, they are protected by copyright as long as the government documents are acquitted. In fact, if you write something and I apply for and get the copyright, it will prove difficult to write this article.

From the perspective of the technology writer's POV, it is a bit different. The law stipulates that the work that an employee prepares within his or her work, or that is specifically ordered or commissioned, is "employed work," and the employer is considered an author. If you get paid to write for someone else, you have no rights.

In its correct form, the word is:

- Copyright: Publishing rights

"She owns the copyright of the book."

- Copyright protected: Copyright protected conditions

"You can't publish this because it is a copyrighted material."

- Copyright: Copyright Act

"Even if I write this article, I will protect it against this."

Even if the Microsoft Word spell check accepts the correct spelling [and does not say anything], there is no copyright or correct copy of the form that is correctly associated with this definition, and the copied text that appears throughout the network is instead protected by copyright.

Copywriting

A copy is the act of creating a copy or content. In general, the term reflects the writing of non-technical materials. It is different from the author of writing techniques. Some of the work that requires copywriting is marketing manuals, magazines, newspapers and consumer-oriented communication. If you are a writer, you may be a contributor.

bonus

This is another comparison to be careful. If you want to write a script, you want a playwright. Yes, that's right. When you write about writing a script, you must write Wright. We almost never use Wright itself. It is mainly used for compound words such as wheelwright, millwright or wainwright. We do see it as a name; Frank Lloyd Wright or Wright / Patterson Airbase.

Wright has the same history as Smith. Smith is anyone who uses a hammer to exercise certain metals; blacksmiths, blacksmiths, silversmiths. A white is a craftsman who makes things. The name of the occupation becomes the name of the individual.

The person who makes the drama is a playwright. Yes, he can write it, but he is not a playwright. I guess you can argue that the person who wrote the copy is a copyright owner, but it is not used like this.

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